Are you a crafty mom? Whether you have an entire room dedicated to crafting or your craft items fit into a tiny pencil case, you’ll love these easy toilet paper roll Christmas crafts for kids. They’re a great way to occupy your children for fifteen-to-twenty minutes at the kitchen table. Here’s how to get started!…
When you’re a work-from-home homeschooling mom, learning how to meal prep can save you tons of time. If you find yourself scrounging the kitchen for something – anything to throw in the microwave, to cut, or choosing to eat out as a last resort, let me save you some time and money. Below are several…
One of the best things for homeschooling parents who work from home may just be an open-and-go curriculum… or is it? When it comes down to it, one of the biggest concerns we have is figuring what to teach, and how. To make your decision easier, I’d like to share several pros and cons to…
If you’re homeschooling tweens, then you’re probably all too familiar with the struggle of tweaking things to reflect your child’s new learning style, learning interests, and all things in between. Just like their change in development, there is no exception to the changes that will (and should) occur in your homeschool when your child reaches…
As a homeschool Mom, when do you typically do your homeschool planning for the next school year? Do you plan it weeks before the school year starts? Or do you find yourself scrambling each year to get it done? If you fall into the second category, it may be time to make a change. Instead…
Summer is almost here and everyone is getting restless. Whether you homeschool all year long or break for the summer, work from home moms might find it especially challenging to keep kids busy when it’s time to close up your regular homeschool curriculum. These summer homeschool ideas for working moms focus on independent work to…