Homeschooling without a schoolroom requires creative organization. Use bins, shelves, and flexible workspaces to keep learning materials tidy and your home peaceful.
Discovering your child has dyslexia can feel overwhelming, but with patience, the right tools, and faith, homeschooling can help them thrive and develop a love for learning.
I never would have guessed, but having a visible schedule has done wonders for the discipline and atmosphere of our homeschool.
We don’t start homeschooling in order to fail. In fact, no matter why each one of us ultimately chooses to homeschool, fear of failure is likely our number-one obstacle and difficulty. We want to homeschool successfully. Fear of failure makes us choose the “safe bet” textbook program. Fear of