Help your homeschool students grow in independence with simple, practical tools. Learn how to use morning routines, activity cards, and student planners to build responsibility, confidence, and a smoother homeschool day.

After 13 years of homeschooling, our family still holds onto these 5 simple routines that bring peace, connection, and purpose to our days.

I used to think that every child had to read by 5 or 6 years old. I used to fear being “behind,” and I often pushed through curricula to stay on track. Despite my pushing and stress, however, two of my children still had a harder time with reading. One was diagnosed with dyslexia, and one had eye convergence insufficiency. The other child decided she would read by 3 years old and now reads books well above her “grade level.” Had I based my parenting or teaching on either one

Over the past 8 years, we’ve had a baby, toddler, or preschooler in the homeschool mix. Yes, there were challenges and obstacles to...

Organizing your homeschool spaces is key to staying focused and consistent in your homeschool. Here are some tips and resources to get you started.

Growing up, the first day of school was one of the most exciting days of the year. I remember the thrill of new clothes, new school...

My Father's World Curriculum has been such a special part of our homeschool journey. Although we have explored other curricula along the...

So, I have a question for you. What are your mornings like? No, really. How are they? Do they flow smoothly and effortlessly? Do your...

Sensory bins are a wonderful addition to any homeschool. For young children, they can offer hours of play and engagement. For children...

Hello, New Friend! ​ Welcome to my site, a simple little space in the vast, busy world of homeschool blogs. Whether you’re new to...