How to be the Best Homeschool Parent and Teacher (Drawing Boundaries)
Posted in Homeschooling on November 15, 2017
“Mom, really? Why do I have to do this anyway?” I remember the first time my oldest refused to do schoolwork. I was livid, thinking, “I’m the teacher! Why are you questioning me?” But the truth is that this scene is totally normal and to be expected in every homeschooling room around the world. Homeschooling Read More »
Creating a homeschool environment that everyone loves
Posted in Homeschooling on September 21, 2017
The homeschool year is just beginning for many of us, which means planning, scheduling, and organizing your life to prepare for a great year. Maybe you’re a seasoned homeschooler, or maybe you’re just starting out. Regardless, if you’re like me, you get the itch to create a unique, purposeful, and organized homeschool space. But with Read More »
Is your student a right fit for homeschooling?
Posted in Homeschooling on September 2, 2017
For many parents, the decision to homeschool is one that tugs at their hearts but boggles the mind. We can easily grasp the benefits--more time together, the ability to help my child overcome learning struggles or advance at a faster pace, and the opportunity to enjoy learning outside of the walls. But what lies ahead Read More »
10 Most Important Steps to Get You Started in Homeschooling {Part 2}
Posted in Just Starting Out on August 5, 2017
So, you’re ready to homeschool. Awesome choice. The flexibility, family time, and individualized approach to teaching your child is going to pay off big in your child’s confidence and growth. And you can have peace of mind with no fear of bullying, homework woes, or dreaded bus rides! But starting something new is never easy; Read More »
10 Most Important Steps to Get You Started in Homeschooling {Part 1}
Posted in Just Starting Out on August 4, 2017
When I decided to homeschool as a young mother, it was because I had already seen the incredible results that homeschooling was having on kids of all ages. I was a teacher and homeschool evaluator here in Pennsylvania. So, I had spent five years meeting with homeschoolers, reviewing their portfolios and seeing the incredible adventures Read More »