If your enthusiasm is dragging and your kids are grumpy about starting back to homeschool after a Christmas break, you might need to hit the reset button and consider how you can refresh your space, routine, curriculum, or activities for the new year. Here are 10 ways to revitalize your homeschool in January.
Feeling overwhelmed with all your to-dos? Not even sure what you’re supposed to be doing? As a life-long list-maker, I can tell you that even the most organized moms have days, areas, and seasons of life that feel disordered and chaotic. Working The good news is that it is possible to take steps to overcome that overwhelmed feeling. And yes, it starts with a list!
In this fast-paced world, it’s likely that you have multiple small pockets of time that you could use productively, but you are instead wasting on endless scrolls and clicks. I’ve got a list of positive and productive tasks, actions, and activities that make intentional use of those small chunks of time.
Astronomy can be a fun science or elective credit for your homeschooled high school student. If you’re using a textbook high school astronomy curriculum, you’ll love these supplemental learning activities to go along with the homeschool curriculum.
We all know the holiday season can be overwhelming, but with a little advance preparation, you can get through the holidays without losing your mind! These Christmas planning tips are intended to ease your holiday stress and plan ahead for a Christmas season that feels more “all is calm, all is bright” than Jingle Bells on repeat.
Are you studying world history this year? Or doing a unit study on ancient Egypt, Rome, or WWII? I’ve got a big list of history board games you can use to add hands-on, fun learning in your homeschool.
Hey busy mamas! You’d probably like to have a few extra minutes in your day, right? And maybe you’d like your kids to learn some life skills? Start with lunch. I’ve got a list of 7 easy lunches your kids can make themselves.
Homeschooling is rewarding, fulfilling, engaging, and amazing. At times, it can also be demoralizing, disheartening, and discouraging. One way to stay encouraged is to remind yourself of Biblical truth. I’ve gathered a selection of verses from the book of Proverbs to encourage homeschool moms all year long.
It can be hard to know what to give as a gift for teen girls. They’ve mostly outgrown the wide-eyed wonder of Christmas morning, and are most excited about cash and gift cards! Although I’m not opposed to the convenience of gift cards, I love to find fun stocking stuffers to surprise my teen. Here’s a selection of adorable, and useful, stocking stuffers teen girls will love.
If you are or know a homeschool mom, this list is for you! Read on to find gift ideas for homeschool moms that will organize, inspire, and encourage the homeschool mom in your life.