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Round Table Curriculums Will Drain Your Time and Money, Not Save It

By Danielle Fulk | by Danielle Fulk

Have you been considering getting a round table curriculum for your kids lately? Maybe the amount of different curriculums and papers and activities is just too much to handle for all your kids. Round table seems like the only solution since it teaches all your children the same thing, all the curriculum is in one handy dandy book or file, and you save money from only buying one curriculum bundle. But does round table curriculum…

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How to Reignite Your Child’s Love for Learning When Interest Fades

By Danielle Fulk | by Danielle Fulk

Are you noticing a lack of enthusiasm in your child’s learning journey? I am about to show you how to reignite your child’s love for learning, even when their interest seems to have faded completely. Often, parents continue to push the same structured, uniform educational approaches, thinking more discipline or more rigid schedules will help. Here is what most people do: they double down on traditional teaching methods, increase study hours, and jump between standardized…

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How to Handle Schoolwork Tantrums and Create a Peaceful Learning Environment

By Danielle Fulk | by Danielle Fulk

In this article, you’re going to learn the truth behind schoolwork tantrums and how to stop them—without tossing out another curriculum or delaying your child’s education. Most overwhelmed homeschool moms make drastic changes when the real issue isn’t what you’re teaching, but how. This common misstep leads to wasted money, frustration, and a growing disconnect between you and your child. But what if the tantrum wasn’t the problem… just the signpost? Let’s talk about my…

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

By Danielle Fulk | by Danielle Fulk

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…

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How SAHMs Can Get Their Apathetic Toddler to Be Physical Active

By Danielle Fulk | by Danielle Fulk

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…

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How Moms Can Encourage Exploration in Clingy Toddlers

By Danielle Fulk | by Danielle Fulk

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…

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How to Start Homeschooling: Part 9 Assessing Progress

By Danielle Fulk | by Danielle Fulk

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,…

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How to Start Homeschooling: Part 8 Socialization

By Danielle Fulk | by Danielle Fulk

Welcome back to our How to Start Homeschooling Series! In Part 8 I’m are going to tackle a topic that’s often at the forefront of many parents’ minds when they consider homeschooling: socialization. The stereotype of the homeschooler as socially isolated is outdated and inaccurate. In reality, homeschooling can offer a wide array of socialization opportunities that are both enriching and diverse. Let’s address common concerns and explore strategies for ensuring your homeschooled child is…

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How to Start Homeschooling: Part 7 Effective Planning

By Danielle Fulk | by Danielle Fulk

Welcome to Part 7 of the “How to Start Homeschooling” series. Today, I’m turning the spotlight on planning – a skill that transforms homeschooling from a daunting responsibility to an enjoyable privilege. Effective planning and time management are the compasses that guide your educational adventure, ensuring that you and your child remain on the path to success. Let’s explore some strategies for planning your homeschool and maintaining the balance between academic obligations and the joy…

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How to Start Homeschooling: Part 6 Record Keeping

By Danielle Fulk | by Danielle Fulk

Welcome back to my How to Start Homeschooling series where I am helping you get started homeschooling successfully! This is part 6 where I will cover how to keep records to comply with state regulations, and for your own benefit. I’ll also get into why it is so important to keep certain extra records. Record keeping, along with organization is half the battle of homeschooling, so lets get into this together! If you haven’t read…

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