Focus your strengths! You might not have the money to buy the latest box set curricula, but maybe you're darn good at finding quality resources in the library. Or maybe you're not very academically oriented yourself but you're great at crafting and creative projects. That's fantastic! Instead of working through a history book with your kids, do some historical-themed art projects. Work to your strengths. 

Registration is now open for Homeschool Connections' 2022-2023 school year! It's time to start thinking about planning your students' courses for the coming year. If you are new to Homeschool Connections, we're here to answer all of your questions!

One of my goals as a home educator is to create independent learners. I want my children to grow into adults who continue to grow in knowledge and have a joy for learning new things. In high school, I tend to give them a lot more independence while I can still guide them and help them take ownership of their education.

Here is what I really want for Christmas - to honor Our Lord's birth, have fun with family and friends, and take a break from work. Let me guess - you want that too.

When doing your homeschool planning for the spring, remember that your spring semester actually begins in the dead of winter. Plan to preempt winter burnout...

How do you get structure if you assemble your own curriculum? It doesn’t happen by magic. You have to make it yourself. I couldn’t do it without my trusty daily planner.