Planning your homeschool year can be a daunting task – there are so many options that it’s hard to know where to start. When you add in multiple learners, that makes the process all the more overwhelming. The key to learning how to plan your homeschool year with multiple learners is to take it one…
It’s already February and that means that St. Patrick’s Day is right around the corner. Whether or not you’re Irish, celebrating St. Patrick’s Day is a fun way to brighten up a dreary March day, learn about St. Patrick himself, and have a bit of fun with these 15 shamrock crafts for kids. Finding time…
Do your children play a musical instrument? Three of my kids have taken piano lessons. And whether your kids play piano, flute, violin, or the trumpet, you know that it can be tough to get them into the habit of daily practice. That’s why I created this printable music practice log pack. A printable music…
Organization and routines go a long way toward making homeschooling more enjoyable and effective. Over the last ten years as a working homeschool mom, I’ve tried various schedules, tricks, and routines to make our days go more smoothly. One of the things that worked the best was creating a morning basket for homeschool. Here are…
Have you been thinking about the importance of goal setting for students? I started thinking about this when setting my homeschool goals for the 2022/2023 school year. And honestly, as a long-time homeschooling mom, I realize it’s easy to overlook teaching the basics of setting goals alongside the “hard” subjects. Yet learning to set goals…
Looking for a way to keep your young homeschooler working on their math skills over Christmas? You’ll love my new Christmas color by number addition pack! Learn more below. Christmas is an exciting time of the year and full of activities for homeschooling families. I know we’re busy decorating the tree, making Christmas crafts, Christmas…