Homeschooling A Teen with Depression

It started with a text from a concerned church leader.  “Did you know your daughter posted a quote about suicide on her Instagram?”   We were confused at first.  We had seen no signs of depression.  After talking with our daughter, she assured us she hadn’t understood what she was posting and wouldn’t do it again. … Read more

The Place of Games in Homeschooling

There are so many different ways to incorporate games and gaming into your homeschool. So many homeschooling companies even offer games as part of their online resources. What are some of the most common options for using games in your homeschool and when can you include them into your schedule? Card Games What are some … Read more

Dear Homeschool Mom You Are Enough {Not Back to School Blog Hop}

Welcome to Day five of our Not Back to School Blog Hop. I have been so encouraged by my fellow home school mom’s and co-workers here. So far this week they have shared: Homeschool Encouragement by Amanda 4 Tips for Your New (Home)School Year by Stephanie Before Back-to-School by Yvie Weaving Work at Home and … Read more

Weaving Work at Home and Homeschool Together {Not Back to School Blog Hop 2019}

Homeschooling is a full-time job.  It can be challenging to balance all the responsibilities of being your children’s teacher with the realities that your family needs to eat, may prefer to wear clean clothing, and all the other household and pet chores that are part of life. Now, throw in, “earns a paycheck of some … Read more

Before Back-to-School

Here is some back-to-school advice for kicking off a fantastic high school career!  As part of the Schoolhouse Review Crew Not-Back-to-School blog hop, she’ll spend the week talking about middle and high school. 9th Grade Welcome to high school!  This year will be an academically-rigorous year, as your student navigates the more stringent requirements of … Read more

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