Homeschool parents can fully customize homeschool curriculum to fit their family’s needs, lifestyle, and budget – which is a huge appeal to so many families. You can create a complete custom fit education for each of your children when homeschooling. But when it comes to customizing homeschool curriculum, there are… Read some More »
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What Is the Charlotte Mason Homeschool Approach?
Who was Charlotte Mason anyway? And what is this Charlotte Mason Homeschool Approach all about? More and more you are probably hearing about Charlotte Mason within the homeschooling circles. **This post contains affiliate links, click here to read my full disclosure.** I confess that when I first started homeschooling I… Read some More »
3 Quick Tips For A Restful Homeschooling Year
Is restful homeschooling even possible? For most moms, homeschooling can become stressful, exhausting, and overwhelming. The enemy of our souls can entrap us in busyness instead of fruitfulness, turning our homeschool into a burden instead of a blessing. Restful homeschooling is possible and it starts with a mother’s heart at… Read some More »
7 Ways Sleep Affects Your Kids’ Learning
One of my favorite benefits of homeschooling is that my kids get as much sleep as they need every day and so do I. When your kids don’t get enough sleep, they have a harder time learning new things. They may get lower grades in their studies, struggle with harder… Read some More »
10 Things I Love About A Charlotte Mason Education
Wondering if Charlotte Mason Education is right for you and your family? You’ll find some great tips and information here to help you decide! If you’ve been following along in our families homeschooling journey, you know that I’m a fan of the Charlotte Mason philosophy of education. So much a… Read some More »
How To Transition Into Homeschooling Kindergarten
The transition from Pre-K to homeschooling Kindergarten is one of the biggest ones we have experienced in our homeschool scholastic career. It’s easy to stress out thinking about all the different things they will have to learn as they move from Pre-K up to Kindergarten. Those little sponge brains are… Read some More »
