When a homeschool mom is sick and tired, lessons can continue with a few simple plans put into place. Plans can include checklists, audio books, self-paced online lessons, slow cooker meals, and educational videos. What do you use in your own homeschool to keep lessons going?
Make your life easier with meal planning! Find out why and how with HomeschoolingFinds.com. Whether you follow a loose plan or one that is written out on a calendar, focus upon something that works for your family, and don’t be afraid to make changes when necessary.
Second-generation homeschooling is a wonderful blessing for families. Hear from two homeschooling moms who were homeschooled themselves. Gain the confidence you need to homeschool your children with HomeschoolingFinds.com.
The time when mamas cry can bring wonderful renewal for our families. When our children see their moms experiencing emotions, they are given the chance to learn and develop their own compassion. Give yourself grace, mamas, and find encouragement with HomeschoolingFinds.com.
In May, families in the United States celebrate several important holidays, including one that allows them to celebrate the homeschool mom. We celebrate Mother’s Day on the second Sunday in May each year to honor, love, and show respect for moms. This holiday can take on special significance for homeschool moms because of the additional … Read more