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Jun 29, 2017
Can I Be a WAHM and Homeschool?
As a homeschooler and full-time WAHM, I hope I can share my own experience to help other moms in the same boat.
Nov 26, 2016
Small Business Saturday for Catholic Homeschoolers
Nearly 40 years ago, economist EF Schumacher published Small is Beautiful. It criticized gigantism. It criticized big. In short, Schumacher suggested we need to downsize and reorganize how we make products and how we live. I like to support small businesses whenever possible. My vocation as a Catholic homeschooler has been largely supported (and blessed) […]
Nov 02, 2016
To Copy or Not to Copy: That is the Question
The more my friend justified making the copy for me, the more I realized that it was wrong. When I got home, I threw the dubbed tape away.
Oct 17, 2016
Finding Math in Literature
I majored in applied mathematics in college, yet it wasn’t until I became a homeschooling mother that I discovered math in literature. I’d like to help you to also discover how you can introduce living books into your homeschool and take a break from the drill, drill, drill.
Oct 10, 2016
Dad’s Role in Your Homeschool
When I first began homeschooling, I had a grandiose vision of my husband coming home from work to sit down with our children (all perfectly tidy in matching outfits, of course) while I prepared a nutritious dinner in my dress, pumps, and pearls, and he would teach them about the great mysteries of life.
Oct 05, 2016
The Ultimate Gift Guide for Homeschool Moms
Following is a long, long list of ideas to get you started. Gifts range from free (scroll all the way down) to pricey. So no matter your budget you can do this. The only other thing you need is time and desire.
Oct 03, 2016
Do Homeschool Programs Need to Be Accredited?
Do I need to sign my children up for an accredited home study program? The answer depends upon the family’s individual dynamic. Here we’ll explore what accreditation is and when it is necessary.
Sep 30, 2016
The Educational Benefits of Reading Aloud
Research shows that homeschoolers score far above their public school peers on standardized tests. Analysts believe there are many reasons for this phenomenon.
Sep 26, 2016
How to Homeschool Children of Multiple Ages
The hardest part for me in homeschooling multiple children was when they were all little. When I had a 7, 5, 3, and 1 year old. Everyone needed my constant attention and no one was quite ready to work independently.
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