For some, the idea of trying to choose a homeschool math curriculum can be incredibly daunting. They are expensive. You’re concerned whether your child will be reduced to tears like a lot of marketing would have you believe is the result of choosing the wrong one. I’m going to start off by saying that I…
Finding Time to Read Over 50 Books a Year as a Busy Working Mom
We’re in the final weeks of the year and it’s time to start thinking ahead to next year’s goals. For me, that has always involved setting a reading goal for the coming year. I have always loved to read and even though life has gotten busy and reading slumps have come and gone, I push…
Teaching a Foreign Language in Your Homeschool – A Practical Guide
In my last post about Getting Started, I talked about the different approaches and the importance of writing down your Why for teaching a foreign language in your homeschool. In this post, I’m going to dive into the practical side. The How. Setting Goals from the Outset for Your Homeschool Foreign Language It’s important to…
Best Homeschool History Curriculum
My second grader and I are now on the second volume of The Mystery of History for our history curriculum and I can say I would definitely recommend it as the best Christian homeschool history curriculum I’ve come across so far. Of course, no curriculum is perfect, and I have several quibbles with this one….
Teaching a Foreign Language in Your Homeschool – Getting Started
If you clicked on this post, you’re probably interested in teaching your child a foreign language in your homeschool and are wondering how. I’m going to start off this post with some things to consider that will effect how you even approach this topic. Then I will have a follow-up post going more into detail…
