When it comes to the best homeschool planner for working moms, ideally, you want it to include spots for homeschool planning as well as home and work responsibilities. I realize this can be tough, especially when looking for the perfect planner that combines the two seamlessly. If you have more than three or four kids,…
It is the first of March and that means that St. Patrick’s Day is right around the corner. Whether or not you’re Irish, celebrating St. Patrick’s Day just became a little easier for busy homeschool moms. These 15 shamrock crafts for kids are easy to make. Finding time for arts and crafts can challenge working…
Some people think that when you decide to educate your kids at home, somehow there won’t be any homeschool behavior problems. I would love for that to be the case, but realistically, it’s not true. Whether kids are public school, private school, or being homeschooled, they can experience issues like not listening, bickering, and speaking…
Welcome to Day 1 of the 2020 12 Days of Christmas series at Thrive@Home. I’m focusing this series on simple activities that don’t take a ton of time, so today we’re making construction paper placemats for Christmas. It’s an easy craft that even non-artsy parents can handle. Here’s what you need to know! Simple Construction…
Family dynamics look much different than they did many years ago. Fast forward to today’s society and you’ll often see that parents are juggling both working and homeschooling. Although some families have steered clear of even attempting this journey, I’m here to tell you that not only is it possible, you can have a successful…
One of the quickest ways to set your homeschool up for success is by creating a daily homeschool routine that best serves your family. As multiple studies show, setting up a daily routine benefits your sleep, mental health, physical health, and also family relationships. When you and your children have a general plan for how…