Teaching your child to read – What I’ve used to teach all my kiddos
The first overwhelming choice you have when you start homeschooling from the beginning is typically, “How am I going to teach my child to read?”. Some parents even put their…
Homeschooling Wisdom for the Middle School Years – Guest Post Michelle
First and foremost, I just want to start by saying that I am not anyone special. I don’t have a long list of credentials or anything in particular that qualifies…
Homeschooling Multiple Kids – Our 2020 Routine
One of the most asked questions I get is: How do you balance homeschooling 5 kids? If you didn’t already know, I have five kids from 5th grader down to…
Up coming Homeschool night! August 20, 2020
Our next homeschool night is coming soon! I am so excited to announce that it will be August 20, 2020 at 6:30pm-8:30pm. It will be located at 1489 Village Way…
The Good and the Beautiful Math Level 1 – up close and first thoughts
If you are looking for a hands-on math, that lays everything out for you in an easy to follow way, you’ve got to check out The Good and the Beautiful…
Homeschooling in small spaces – a real life look
Before we get into this post, I want to prepare you…it won’t be a Pinterest perfect area. 😉 I’m a real mom, with 5 kiddos who are like little tornados…
The Good and the Beautiful Math 3 – up close and first thoughts
In over 5 years of homeschooling my own children, plus being homeschooled all the way through myself, I have been through a lot of different math programs. The one that…
Making History Come Alive For Kids – Guest Post Charlene Notgrass
Our Family Story Writing books about history is a dream come true for my husband Ray. He grew up around words. His daddy Wes worked at the local Columbia, Tennessee,…
The Good and the Beautiful level K – thoughts, tips, and up close look
Do you have a more reluctant learner? Who isn’t really interested in learning to read? Or maybe you have a child who can’t wait to read and is itching to…
Five in a Row – Up close and first thoughts
Are you looking for a curriculum for your littles or elementary age that is solely based on literature? That uses books to teach geography, math, shapes, language art, and more?…