Children Gift Guides Homeschool

TIF Amazon Buys of May 1-7

Check out this week’s Amazon purchases for The Incredible Fulk’s household. This week includes a sleep pod, 2 books, and a potty training pee pad. Read my reviews below! Amazon purchase #1: Hooded Sleep Pod So I got this with the hope that it would help my daughter sleep better through the night. It shipped fast and came well packaged. The material is soft and stretchy. I don’t see anyone getting hot in it. It…

Continue reading

Homeschool

How To Gently Homeschool 4 Kids Without Ripping Out Your Hair

Do you have a lot of kids to homeschool? Do you feel like gentle is the last word that could be used to describe your home? If you want to rip your hair out by the end of the day and wonder how other families do it, then you’re in the right place! Somehow, our family has figured it out this year despite having 6 kids, 7 and under. I’ve been able to gently homeschool…

Continue reading

Children Homeschool

The Thrilling Life of a Mom With 6 Kids

Did the word “Thrilling” reel you in? Well, I didn’t just use it in the headline to catch you. I really mean that my life with 6 kids is thrilling! Thrilling meaning, pulse racing, never knowing what happens next, full of ups and downs and, loop-di-loops, but the best part is that it’s enjoyable. It’s actually more than enjoyable, it’s cup-filling. With every hard moment, comes a moment that makes it all worthwhile. Let’s break…

Continue reading

Homeschool

The Ultimate Homeschool Supply List

Welcome back Incredibles! I have had many people ask, “What supplies do I need to start homeschooling?” so I put together this huge list! Now, this is the ultimate list and so of course not everything is needed and it depends a lot on your homeschool style. But this list will ensure that you don’t miss a thing! I have also made this list into a handy dandy graphic, as well as a pdf checklist…

Continue reading

Homeschool

Our 2024-2025 Curriculum for K/1 and 2/3

Here is our curriculum round up for the year 2024-2025 including links! The only books not included are our history/social studies book and our Kindergarten fairy tales book. They are currently sold out and out of print. Kindergarten/1st Grade Subjects Covered: Here are the subjects and curriculum for my kinder/1st grader. 2nd/3rd Grade Subjects Covered: Here are the subjects and curriculum for my 2nd/3rd grader. Conclusion I hope our picks inspire you in choosing your…

Continue reading

Homeschool

The False Narrative Of Homeschool In The Early Years, And Why It Needs To STOP!

How many of you have asked about starting homeschool early for your pre-school aged child, only to be met with criticism? Did you get responses like; Responses like these are not only unhelpful, but they encourage a false idea that early homeschooling means a rigorous push to learn. That is not what homeschool is, nor should it ever be, no matter the age. When it comes to homeschooling, you can begin at any age! That’s…

Continue reading

Children Homeschool

How Moms Can Help Toddlers Come To Their Senses In Homeschool Sensory Play

Welcome to the next element of Toddler Homeschool; Sensory Play! If you are just jumping in to this series on Toddler Homeschool, be sure to check out the other articles in this series here. Sensory play is just play that engages their 5 senses; touch, smell, sight, taste, and hearing. Engaging these senses help your toddlers brain develop and learn more about the world around them. By focusing on their senses, it allows toddlers to…

Continue reading

Children Homeschool

How SAHMs Can Get Their Apathetic Toddler to Be Physical Active

Welcome back to my next article getting into toddler homeschooling. This is a big one. Physical Activity! Our bodies are the starting points for all learning. From the moment you are born, your body is feeling and experiencing so much. It is from the body that our brain learns all that it does in the early years. Our bodies affect cognitive and emotional growth too, which is why it is so important to include in…

Continue reading

Children Homeschool

How Moms Can Encourage Exploration in Clingy Toddlers

Exploration comes naturally to all children and it’s their primary way of learning about the world around them. It involves curiosity, play, and discovery which are the pillars of toddler learning. However, it can be hard to see how your child is exploring, when they are displaying clingy, change-resistant behavior. This is where MultiPath Learning can help you provide customized learning for every child. Below, I will show you 9 ways you can encourage and…

Continue reading

Homeschool

How to Start Homeschooling: Part 9 Assessing Progress

Welcome to the 9th installment of our “How to Start Homeschooling” series. Today, we’re zeroing in on a critical component of your homeschool journey, assessment. Evaluating progress is essential not only to comply with certain homeschooling laws but also to ensure your child is growing and learning effectively. In this article, we will explore fundamental assessment concepts and provide you with practical tools to monitor your homeschooler’s achievements. If you haven’t read the previous articles,…

Continue reading