Deciding to be a homeschooling family is a significant step, one that can lead to a rewarding journey for both you and your child. But how do you know if it’s the right path for your family? In this third article of our series, we explore key factors to consider, offering insights to help you make this crucial decision. If you are just getting here, be sure to read the first 2 articles in this…
Welcome back to our series on homeschooling! In part 2, we delve into one of the most crucial aspects of your homeschooling journey – determining your homeschooling philosophy. This is about more than just choosing textbooks; it’s about defining the heart and soul of your child’s education. Determining your philosophy will set the tone and foundation for the rest of your homeschool journey. If you arrived here in the middle of this series, be sure…
As our series draws to a close, we arrive at the most crucial stage of our co-op selection journey: putting wisdom into action. The choices we make now will ripple through our children’s education and our family life. So let’s approach this with the due diligence it deserves, armed with the insights we’ve gathered along the way. If you didn’t read the previous article here is the link! Choosing the Right Co-Op Part 3 And…
Welcome to the exciting world of homeschooling! If you’re reading this, you’re likely considering homeschooling to be a significant and potentially transformative decision for your family. Understand homeschool is more than an educational choice; it’s a lifestyle that opens up a world of personalized learning and boundless opportunities. What is Homeschooling? At its core, homeschooling is about taking charge of your child’s education. On one end of the homeschool scale, this looks like enrolling them…
In this third chapter of our series, we’re going to unravel the sometimes-intimidating aspects of membership costs and fees, align our family’s compass with the co-op’s moral map, and understand the priceless currency of parent involvement. So, find a comfy spot, and let’s wade into the waters of making informed, heartfelt decisions for our children’s education. If you haven’t read the first 2 articles in this series, be sure to check them out! Here are…
As a homeschooler, you have an important job of preparing your kids to be adults. One thing we all should know, but many young adults don’t know about, is energy use! I don’t mean just what your energy bill says each month, but how you contribute and use energy in your home and lives. With current issues with energy conservation and renewable energy, it is so important that you teach your kids how to manage…
Did you know that January 7th is National I am a Mentor Day? Have you ever heard of this holiday before? Yeah me neither. Well this is what I found out. National I am a Mentor Day is actually part of National Mentoring Month which is celebrated in January. The day is to celebrate and honor mentors and the roles they play in their communities. Mentors guide and inspire other people. Usually people who are…
In the article the author explores the generational gap between modern moms and their parents, delving into the reasons behind criticisms and offering strategies to stay strong. It highlights how societal changes, technology, and individualism have shaped modern parenting, and provides insights on addressing conflicts with older generations.
Are you tired of the new Christmas movies that have been released? Do you think we would go back to the older way of making movies? Well, you aren’t alone. Many moms have been asking for Christmas movies that aren’t filled with current societies’ controversial views and these are the movies recommended to them! To note, these Christmas movies have their own era of controversies but are classics and well loved. Always research movies before…
This is a list asked for by my military husband and curated by him too. These are all items he doesn’t have (except for the Darn Tough socks which he loves so much), but wish he did and says would make his time in the Army so much easier. These items come in different colors so they can suit any military branch required. As family members and friends, we usually don’t know what would help…
