This is the third time I’ve homeschooled an 11th grader yet it also feels like the first. Each one of my older children have taken slightly different high school paths. You’d think it would all be the same but yet each year holds different educational opportunities, and each of my children had different interests which […]
5 Reasons Teaching Textbooks is Awesome for Large Families
When you’re homeschooling, you find that certain subjects come easy to teach and others challenge you as the teacher. Math is that subject for me. As a mom of 7 children, I have struggled with finding a math routine that works for us. With my older children, I made the mistake of switching math curriculum […]
Starting Your Homeschooling Journey
Starting your homeschooling journey is an adventure. In every adventure though, there are exciting times, mundane times and downright cortisol-pumping times! 🙂 When starting homeschooling, questions, doubts, concerns and fears can easily become overwhelming and make you doubt your decision. But be encouraged— you don’t have to do this journey alone. There are many homeschooling […]
Ways to Make Math More Fun for Kids
If you ask educators (or kids) which subject yields the most frustration or elicits the most sighs, chances are math is the one that ranks the highest. It is a subject that can cause a great deal of stress for people. Sometimes, kids can have so much stress associated with math that they shut down […]
You’re Always Being Interviewed
Have you been trying to figure out what books should make your teen’s booklist? For the past couple of years I have been intentionally adding several entrepreneurship and personal growth books to my teens’ book stacks. Recently, I came across a book that is defenitely making their reading list this summer. What Does it Take to […]
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