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Homeschooling while working isn’t for the faint of heart… but it is possible. I have homeschooled while running a business from home for years, and while my husband is also home as an entrepreneur, it hasn’t always been that way, so I want to share some tips for how to homeschool while working with you. […]

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How to Create a Homeschool Schedule for Multiple Kids: If you’ve ever tried to teach phonics to one child while helping another with math and keeping a toddler from climbing the kitchen table… welcome to homeschool life. It’s messy. It’s loud. And it’s beautiful — when you find a routine that actually works for your […]

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How to Do Learning Time with a 2- or 3-Year-Old I get this question all the time — “What do you do for learning time with a two- or three-year-old?” And honestly? Not nearly as much as people think. Because in these early years, the most important kind of learning isn’t found in worksheets or […]

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20 Free Learning Games and Apps for Homeschoolers (That Kids Actually Love) Homeschool doesn’t have to mean endless worksheets and boredom. There are so many amazing free apps and games that make learning fun — whether your kids are working on math, reading, or just exploring new ideas. These are 20 free learning games and […]

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Middle School Homeschool Schedule: How Our Flexible Routine Actually Works No one really prepared me for this season of motherhood. I didn’t become a mom in the traditional way. We started our parenting journey through fostering, which led to the adoption of our daughter — who’s now in seventh grade. So I became a mom […]

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The best educational Christmas gifts for kids are the ones that make them light up while they learn. This list is full of toys, books, and creative ideas that inspire curiosity and hands-on learning — without feeling like schoolwork. Whether you’re shopping for a baby or a big kid, these educational Christmas gifts will make […]

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Best Resources for Homeschooling a Child with ADHD Homeschooling a child with ADHD can feel overwhelming at first. The lack of focus, the meltdowns, the learning challenges—sometimes it feels like nobody’s learning anything. But here’s the good news: homeschooling actually gives you the flexibility to build a learning environment that works with your child instead […]

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What Supplies Do I Need to Start Homeschooling? If you’re brand-new to homeschooling, it’s easy to think you need to buy all the things—a whiteboard, rows of desks, endless manipulatives, a laminator, and a label maker. The truth? You don’t need half of that. Homeschooling can be simple. Here’s a realistic list of the supplies […]

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How to Homeschool on a Budget Homeschooling doesn’t have to drain your bank account—if you know a few tricks, stretch your resources, and use what’s already out there, you can give your kiddos a great education without the overwhelm or the debt. (If you live in West Virginia, there are perks designed to make homeschooling […]

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How Do Homeschoolers Socialize? It’s the question every homeschool parent hears at family gatherings, in the grocery store checkout line, and sometimes even from strangers: “But how do homeschoolers socialize?” Here’s the truth—homeschoolers aren’t stuck at the kitchen table all day- or they shouldn’t be. In fact, they usually have more chances to connect with […]
