This post contains affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I’ll receive a small commission for any sales that come from my recommendation. To read my full disclosure, click here.I never thought I would quit homeschooling.When my oldest daughter was two years old...
When most parents decide that they want to homeschool, they imagine a serene day at home where their kids joyfully play with each other while mom peacefully reads a book out loud while dinner simmers on the stove. While this bliss may be experienced for a moment, it is not...
Feeling the need to connect in real-time with my brother, sister-in-law, and cousins, I planned a trip to my home state of Oregon with my hubby. I expected laughter, hugs, and catching up. I also...
Today, I want to chat about a magical place that holds endless opportunities for learning, imagination, and bonding time with your little ones – the library! As a homeschooling mom, I’ve come to appreciate the...
Do you deserve to wear shorts? What do you do when you feel like your legs should only be hidden? Today's summer replay was inspired by Mindy Pick ...
Do you hate to buy bigger clothes? Does the number on your size tag mess with you mentally? If you’ve ever felt consumed by the size you wear this will help.
By Elizabeth Prata My library room. I usually sit in the chair on the right and turn on the lamp just over my shoulder. My Library room, the other side Joe Carter at The Gospel Coalition (a site I …
Many students and teachers look forward to educational trips to break out of the routine of the school year. Despite their serious educational purpose, they are often an excellent opportunity for group interaction. All educational trips should be primarily instructional, but their benefits go beyond that. Educational trips’ value lies in allowing homeschooled kids to
Your home should be one of your favorite places on earth. After all, it’s the space where the entire family can come together to catch up after a long …
By Elizabeth Prata It’s Christmas time in a public elementary school. I live in the Bible Belt, where many of the children attend church, go to a VBS, or have fun on Wednesday night AWANAs. M…
By Elizabeth Prata The earth is beautiful. I’ve seen such glorious scenes over the years. I treasure them. Some I’ve seen far (Tuscany…that light!). Some I’ve seen near- lik…
Outschool has lots of options but it’s not for everyone. Seeking an alternative to Outschool? Maybe Allschool has what you’re looking for!
Special occasions and Ikea On the first day of January, we started the year off by going to Ikea! I wanted to buy a couple of things that would help us organise our life a little bit better. We lov…
Have you been frustrated by the typical career assessments? Try this new online interest inventory for students based on core motivations.
The kids are so excited on community day! It had to happen. We finally bit the bullet and joined a local Classical Conversations Community two months ago in October. In September 2020, we had joine…
Her parents just immigrated to America from India. She was three years old, and didn’t know any English. Now, a few months later, and being enrolled in a preschool she is learning a few…
Let’s get real about this quarantine situation. Today I’ll give you my best tips for homeschooling (I’ve got 7 years of experience), handling anxiety, flaring body image or ED and control issues. We’ll talk about it all and what you can do to stop comparing and “live” in this strange new world we’ve encountered! https://chrt.fm/track/5F8768/traffic.libsyn.com/secure/comparedtowho/S_3_Ep_12_Quarantine_Survival_Tips-_Homeschooling_Anxiety_Body_Image__ED_Flare_Ups_and_More.mp3 …
Teaching from Rest, A homeschooler’s Guide to Unshakable Peace by Sarah Mackenzie. A book review for homeschoolers and parents.
Everyone seems to be going to college. But, are there good reasons not to go to college? Yes! Discover some good insight from a mom who’s been there.