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 their regular homeschool curriculum. These summer homeschool ideas for working moms focus on independent work to keep your…
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…
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…
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,…
Are you worried about trying to homeschool and work from home during coronavirus? Whether you’re new to working from home, to homeschooling, or both, don’t worry. You and thousands of other moms will learn how to navigate this new normal. Yes, it’s challenging. You will need to make quick adjustments and rethink routines and responsibilities…
If you’ve chosen to homeschool and work from home, then chances are there may be days of sickness. You could catch the flu, a head cold, or even find yourself dealing with morning sickness. How do you handle a work from home sick day when your children depend on you for homeschooling support? Simple. You…