Step-By-Step Guide to Preparing for Your Homeschool Year Getting ready for a new homeschool year with middle and high schoolers can feel like juggling excitement, expectations, and a boatload of moving parts. If you already have your curriculum mostly mapped out and just need help pulling all the details together, this checklist is for you.
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As your homeschool year winds down, you’re probably eager for a break! I’m here to encourage you to take a few hours at the end of the year to clean out, organize, and record important information while the school year is fresh in your mind. This end-of-year checklist will walk you through closing out your homeschool year well.
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BIG LIST OF HOMESCHOOL GRADUATION IDEAS Whether you’ve homeschooled all the way through, or just a few years, the completion of high school is an accomplishment worth commemorating. Here is a big list of homeschool graduation ideas to provide inspiration for a fun and memorable graduation celebration. Get a free printable download of these ideas
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Looking for ways to make spring break fun even if you’re not headed to a tropical destination? I have a list of spring break staycation ideas to inspire your family fun.
Do you ever start the week feeling overwhelmed, unsure of what needs to get done, or scrambling to keep up? A solid weekly planning routine can help you take control of your schedule, reduce stress, and stay focused on what truly matters. Today we’re looking at how to create a weekly planner setup routine to stay organized and focused for the week ahead.
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Celebrating a March birthday? Download this March birth month fun facts sheet to display at a birthday party or give with a birthday gift. Included are the March birthstone and flower, a few fun holidays, interesting people born in March, and this month in history events.
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Participating in writing contests offers homeschool students a fantastic opportunity to sharpen their writing skills and possibly earn scholarships or cash prizes. These competitions not only challenge young writers to think creatively and refine their craft but also help build confidence and bolster college applications.
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Bible Coloring Pages for Kids: 1 Corinthians This collection of scripture coloring pages for the book of 1 Corinthians can be used alongside a sermon series at church, as a Sunday School activity, or as an accompaniment to your personal Bible study. These coloring pages have Bible verses that will help your kids learn scripture
You would likely agree that people are more important than things. And that relationships matter more than tasks. But in practical terms, it can be hard to prioritize loving our families, our church family, our neighbors, and others, when our days are consumed by getting through the things and tasks that seem to require our immediate attention.
As my kids have gotten older, they’ve outgrown some of the advent traditions they enjoyed as young kids. I want to continue the sense of togetherness and anticipation as they grow up, so I’ve been looking for books we can read together to focus on the season of advent leading up to our Christmas celebration. I’ve put together a list of 50 advent devotional books for you to consider if you have teens or tweens and want to read something together as a family.
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