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Organizing Your Homeschool Year: Using Work Binders & Task Cards
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Written by Krista Smith . You’ve stuck with me for three out of the four parts in this series on organization, and we’re finally in the hom...
Organizing Your Homeschool Year: Using Monthly Folders
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Written by Krista Smith . In Part 1 of this 4-part series, I confessed that after limping along for a couple of years, one day, I finally ...
Organizing Your Homeschool: Using a Planner
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Written by Krista Smith . In Part 1 of this 4-part series, I gave you a peek behind the curtain of chaos that was my early years of homesc...
Organizing Your Homeschool Year: A Confession
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Written by Krista Smith . If you’ve been homeschooling longer than 2 minutes, it’s safe to say you may, at some point, have had picturesqu...
A Case for IEW Fix It! Grammar {a curriculum review}
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(This post contains affiliate links. Please see my disclosure policy for full details.) Written by Krista Smith . Recently, I mentioned t...
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A Case for IEW Structure & Style {curriculum review}
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Written by Krista Smith . Last year during my summer-long quest to find the best curriculums for my family for the 2022-2023 school year, I...
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Meal Time Hacks for the Homeschool Mom
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Written by Krista Smith . One of my dearest friends is expecting her fifth baby sometime in the new year. She is one of the women for whom...
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When You Forget How Hard It Was
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Written by Krista Smith . “Mom! I am never going to figure this out! I don’t understand how it works and I’m tired of feeling stupid.” I...
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10 Reformation Day Activities for Christian Families
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Written by Krista Smith . As a kid, I always looked forward to Halloween. The candy. The costumes. My last time trick-or-treating was whe...
Why I Don't Regret Staying Home to Teach My Kids
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Written by Krista Smith . There is an unspoken secret many homeschool moms keep, myself included. It’s a question we try to ignore but one ...
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The Power of Life-Giving Words in Your Homeschool
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Written by Talvi McCuskey . It has been said that in every man there is a king and a fool. A wise person will appeal to the king in s...
A Little Perspective for Homeschooling with a Baby
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Written by Talvi McCuskey . What is a good perspective to have when thinking about the importance of babies and toddlers, how they sh...
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Workbooks Have a Place and Purpose in Homeschooling Too
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Written by Jessica . What is a workbook? It's a simple question with a somewhat complicated answer, especially for those of us w...
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DIY "Stained" Glass Mason Jar Candleholders
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Written by Jessica . Back in autumn, I made a simple craft project with my kids. It was an instant hit! We made a variation of it for ...
6 Mom-tips for the Monotony of Mid-Winter Homeschooling
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Written by Jessica . With the quiet season of mid-winter comes opportunity in our homeschools to accomplish much, enjoy our children a...
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Finding Your Charlotte Mason Rhythm
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Written by Talvi McCuskey . Thinking about beginning any foreign feat can be a daunting task. When I first realized that I would soon...
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Encouragement for the Early Years
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Written by Talvi McCuskey . I once heard a pretty famous speaker say that the Enemy wants to steal every season from us--to make us m...
I Never Thought I'd Ever Homeschool {an honest confession}
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Written by Talvi McCuskey. I never thought that I'd ever homeschool my children. I was not homeschooled, and none of my friend...
When the Homeschool Year Gets Derailed: A Cautionary Tale
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Written by Jessica . Last September, I was anticipating our best homeschool year yet. I had years of homeschooling experience and for...
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Are You a Homeschooling Agritourist?
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Written by Chelsea Gonzales . Up until this point, agritourism has been a well-kept roadschooler secret. But, it's such an amazing...
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