This is a sponsored post from Denschool. See my full disclosure policy here. Have you heard of DenSchool? DenSchool is a huge help to homeschooling moms. If you haven’t checked out all they have to offer, I highly suggest you … Continue reading
Well, actually…the jury is still out on that one. No, seriously though. I hear this quite often when I tell people that we homeschool our children. They just can’t fathom how or why someone not only survived, but thrived in … Continue reading
Since Christ is the foundation of our homeschools, our marriages must be the cornerstone. It doesn’t profit your homeschool at all for you to devote 100% of your time, energy and effort into your homeschool if you do it at … Continue reading
This post contains affiliate links. I have a bookcase full of books on homeschooling. When we first started our homeschooling journey four years ago, I wanted to read every single piece of literature ever written about homeschooling. So I bought … Continue reading
Today, I am joining the other fabulous iHomeschool Network bloggers to bring you the Imperfect Homeschool Blog Hop. Please don’t forget to visit the other bloggers listed here to be encouraged by their posts as well. Does the perfect homeschool … Continue reading
As homeschooling moms, we know just how consuming this lifestyle can be. It isn’t something that can or should be done halfway. We must be 100% sold out to the education of our children every single day. So what happens … Continue reading
Hallelujah! The end is near! {Did I just say that?!} Yes, I did. Don’t get me wrong, I love homeschooling, but near the end of the year burnout starts to set in. It’s about this time that I start wondering, … Continue reading
This is one of those posts that makes my heart race when I think about writing it. It’s one of those posts that I feel like I shouldn’t write, but God is urging me to write. That makes me think … Continue reading
Let me fill you in on a little secret. The perfect homeschool schedule doesn’t exist. How I wish someone would’ve shared that tidbit of wisdom with me during my first 2 1/2 years of homeschooling. I could’ve saved a bit … Continue reading
As promised, here is part two of our Ultimate List of Advice for New Homeschoolers. {If you missed the wonderful tips from last week, click here!} Know how your children learn and succeed. Customize your curriculum around them and their … Continue reading
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