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Why We Love Homeschooling: Family Strength
Thank you to all readers of 31 Reasons We Love Homeschooling! This homeschool blog party is an amazing compilation that looks at the heart of homeschooling. The opportunity to get to […]
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Educating the Tortoise and the Hare
I really struggled in school, I’m a dyslexic artist and musician who is terrible with math. Now, I wasn’t great in school but was really good at faking it. I would […]
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Spending Quality Time With Older Generations
Hi, I’m Melinda from the J6 Journey, our family blog. Today I want to talk to you about one of my favorite reasons for homeschooling. I did not realize how […]
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Custom Made Kids = Custom Made Education
The reason why I homeschool is quite simple… my kids are custom made, and I want to give them a custom made education. I am not against public school. In […]
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I Get the Best of My Kids and They Get the Best of Me!
When I was asked to write about the one reason I love homeschooling, it was so hard, yet at the same time so easy, to narrow it down to just […]
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Homeschooling FREEDOM!!!
What do I love most about homeschooling, in one word? FREEDOM!!! (I am so tempted to toss in a graphic of Mel Gibson with a blue face right now, but I’ll […]
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Leading My Kids Down God’s Perfect Path
Hello They Call Me Blessed Community! My name is Forest Rose and I have been on this blessed homeschooling journey with my family now for 7 years. This path came […]
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The Unrushed Homeschooling Life That Creates Memories
I can’t wait to tell you about our unrushed homeschooling approach and why we love homeschooling! Here I am, on our first day of the 31 Reasons We Love Homeschooling […]
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31 Reasons We Love Homeschooling Blog Party
These past 48 hours have been the most exciting hours since I started this blog about a month ago. Why? Because 31 Reasons We Love Homeschooling is kicking off tomorrow! I […]
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Dreams die, grief lingers, but hope makes me brave to find healing.
Most days I must consciously choose to be content with where I am and see the wonder and joy in seemingly small things such as my five-year-old son cleverly telling […]