Helping homeschool moms bring order to the chaos and create a calm, peaceful home atmosphere.
As we strive to help our children assume responsibility for their education, there are six steps we can keep in mind to equip and encourage them on the journey. Join me as we discuss these six steps in this episode of the podcast. You’ll hear about real situations in our homeschool of how I implement each of these steps, sometimes more successfully than others.
It is a challenge in today’s fast-paced world to keep our focus on what is pure, lovely, and admirable. As much as we try to be gatekeepers for our children, it is almost impossible to protect their innocent minds if they use the Internet at all. Here is how I teach my children to be safe online and use technology wisely.
My mother-in-law, Sherry Cantrell, is back on the podcast today sharing her perspective on homeschooling. This episode is a refreshing reminder that you won’t always see the results of your efforts right away, but hang in there because what you are doing is worth it and beneficial.
Sherry Cantrell shares how you can be involved in your grandchild’s homeschool education, even if you live out-of-state, and ways you can support your homeschooling children and grandchildren. This episode will be refreshing for a homeschool mom’s soul as well as an encouragement for homeschool grandparents wanting to be involved in their grandchildren’s education.
Many of our decisions and struggles stem from a response to fear, guilt, or shame. Learn how you can turn the tables and break their stranglehold on your homeschool. Hear how I applied a three-step process to overcome my fears, guilt, and shame with real examples from my homeschool.
Children pick up on our excitement for learning and often learn alongside us. This was a theme in this podcast episode with Jenny Ranum. We discussed a book that has had a big impact on her family and her homeschool and how her daughters caught the excitement of this book too. Join us as we discuss how reading books unrelated to homeschooling can have a powerful influence on your homeschool
As you prepare to start a new homeschool year, it is important to keep in mind that homeschooling is more like a marathon than a sprint. It requires a mindset of going the distance so you don’t burn out and give up. In this podcast, I share the four things I keep in mind when we start a new homeschool year to help me stay strong and avoid burnout.
Often as homeschool moms, it is easy to get caught up in making everything just right and eliminate all possible problems. Instead, Kerri Bazzell, a homeschool mom of three, reminds us that sometimes the journey is part of the lesson we need to learn.
It’s difficult to accomplish anything in your homeschool when it feels like you are herding cats and no one is heading in the right direction. In this episode, you will hear about six things that help our homeschool stay on track.
Organizing your home library can seem like a daunting task. Even though it requires an investment of time upfront, the benefits of saving time and money in the long run are well worth it. Find out about the other reasons I embarked on this task and how you can organize your home library in five steps.
