There’s no denying it. Homeschooling comes with so much stuff. The papers, pencils, supplies, and books threaten to take over every square inch – and yet can never be found when they’re needed. So we look to organization to solve our woes, but the methods of the magazines will
High school often catches a homeschool mom unawares. It’s hard to believe that we’re approaching the end of the line with the children we’ve poured ourselves into. In many ways it was not different; we just took the next step. We didn’t drastically change anything about
We’ve been classically homeschooling our family of five for a dozen years now. When my oldest turned six, I was pregnant with baby #4 and had an eighteen-month-old getting into everything and a four-year-old wanting to do everything his brother did. Over the years we added a fifth baby,
Discover tips, resources, and strategies for year-round homeschooling (aka Sabbath Schooling) to keep learning consistent, flexible, and fun all year long.