Homeschool Mom Confession: My Kids Teach Themselves
I love being a homeschool mom and I love being part of my children's education. I wouldn't have it any other way. However, to be honest, my kids teach themselves.…
How to Find Balance as a Homeschool Mom + Printable Challenge
Balance. Homeschool. Mom. How do these three things work together? Is it possible for a homeschool mom to find balance in her life? Personally, I've found that doing things in…
Homeschool Mom Confession: I Don’t Teach Every Subject
As homeschool moms, we face many questions regarding our choice to homeschool our children. A couple that I was posed early on were, "How are you going to teach every…
6 Things I’ve Learned Homeschooling Children with a Language Disorder
Homeschooling has been one of the most rewarding things I've ever done. I genuinely mean that; and in my extremely varied job and ministry experience - ranging from being a…
6 Things Homeschool Parents of Children with a Language Disorder Need to Know
Homeschooling a child with a language disorder requires a lot of creativity and patience, and cannot be approached in a traditional school setting. Trying to educate a child with a…
What is MERLD? Homeschooling Children with a Language Disorder
It was during one of my many Internet searches about language development that I landed on the acronym MERLD, and thus began my journey on researching language disorders. I have…
My New Year Preparations
It always amazes me how quickly an entire calendar year flies by, especially as I watch my children grow as teenagers. It seems like only yesterday they were babies in…
Top 12 Podcasts for Special Needs Homeschool Moms
Special needs children require a lot of love, attention, and care when it comes to homeschooling. When you choose to homeschool them, you are already aware of their special needs…
When Your Homeschooler Does Not Love School
I hear many homeschooling parents talk about their kids losing the enthusiasm they had for school. This can happen, especially if you are pushing them too hard and too fast.…
Top 10 Podcasts for Homeschool Moms
Homeschooling is a great joy most times. The flexibility it provides brings a breath of fresh air to our homes. We have the freedom to fill our schedule as we…
Homeschooling During Financial Crisis
Homeschooling during a financial crisis can be exceptionally stressful and depressing. You have to be careful throughout your planning to ensure you aren't doing or spending too much. Sometimes things…
Tackling the Homeschool Myth That You Can’t Teach It All
If I had a penny for every homeschool myth that I've heard either as a homeschool kid or a homeschool mom, I'd be rich! I love to chat with people…
Cultivating Your Children’s Prayer Life
Do your children know how to pray specifically and intentionally? Do they know how to use God's Word to pray about their situation, life decisions or purpose? As Christian parents…
The Importance of a Homeschool Mom’s Faith
**Please note resources mentioned in this post may have been received for free or I may have received monetary compensation to write this post. However, the reviews are my personal…
10 High School Homeschool Luxuries
Hi, I am the son of this fine establishment’s owner, Misty Leask. I would like to share with you a child's point of view regarding high school homeschool. I know…
Benefits and Blessings of Homeschooling Through High School
When I first began homeschooling, the plan was to homeschool until my youngest child was school-aged. At that point, I planned to return to teaching at the small Christian school…
13 Reasons Why I Like Middle School Homeschooling
Hi! In this post I will be telling you about why I like middle school homeschooling! I have 13 points, each is different. My mom runs this blog, Year-Round Homeschooling,…
Confessions of a Converted Public Schooler
Hello, I’m Logan or as some of you know me as the awkward teenager from Little House in the Cove. I was not always homeschooled. Yes, I know it is…
Homeschooling Your Middle Schooler With Learning Differences
When my children were younger, their learning differences were less apparent - especially in homeschool groups. It seemed like every mom was trying to figure out hands-on activities and interest…
Entering Late into the Homeschooling Game
Homeschooling was never on my radar. Yet, we discovered that homeschooling was the best option for our almost middle schooler. The choice was clear, so after a short freak out…
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