Teaching math to your kids can be a homeschool dream – or a sheer nightmare. But it doesn’t have to be! Encourage your kids to have a love of math, even if you don’t. Try out some of these tips for teaching homeschool math. By knowing these simple tips, your kids can go from math-phobic…
Do you have a child between the ages of 2 and 13? Reading Eggs is great for younger students who want to have fun and build some pre-reading skills or for older students who need to develop or improve reading skills. And the best part is that it’s fun and interactive! If you…
Exhausted? Overloaded? Teetering on the brink of burnout? As a homeschooling mom, it’s easy to find yourself paralyzed by an overwhelming to-do list, and false guilt only adds to the burden. If you’ve just been getting by, it’s time to start flourishing! With the help of Flourish: Balance for Homeschool Moms. you can balance homeschooling…
The holidays are coming. Is your homeschool ready? The turkey, the traveling, the everything busy, bright and burning (if you’re in my kitchen) are weeks away; is your homeschool ready for this action? ‘Tis the season for squeezing in the math during cooking and the reading on the road; and there’s nothing wrong with that. If you’re nervous…
My son Jackson, has always struggled with reading. He does not like to read independently nor does he always understand what he is reading. Comprehension has been the biggest road block to his advancement in a number of areas. His special education teachers spent hours on the who, what, when, where, why questions with limited success. They…
It can be fun (and challenging!) to learn a new language! It’s also great exercise for the brain, and it’s something you can do with your children. If you’re looking for a way to start learning a new language without investing a lot of money, we’re sharing educational sites, resources, and apps that have free…
Hi! I am a new follower and love the blog hop! I just began a new homeschool blog as an off-shoot of my parenting blog. I realized that separating them was an important thing to do, and it helps me focus on things like this! I am so excited to check out as many linkers as I can! Thanks!
Jen
Now, on to the HOP…
Now, on to the HOP…
Thanks for hosting this each week!
Thank you for hosting! Can’t wait to check out some of these cute blogs!
Melissa~
Pink Paper Peppermints
Thanks for hosting, love this hop. Have a great week.
I don’t see the Hop…maybe my computer is being funny…
Were you able to see the hop eventually, Heidi? I just double-checked to make sure it’s up and running and all is well……I hope you can join us!
Danielle ~HHM Link-Up Manager
Weird…I usually can link up, but I still can’t see it. I only see the top part and the comments. Will have to check back later. Or I could just link here, I suppose http://www.dearlylovedmist.com/2013/03/my-top-11-favorite-homeschool-books.html 🙂
Hi! I am a new follower and love the blog hop! I just began a new homeschool blog as an off-shoot of my parenting blog. I realized that separating them was an important thing to do, and it helps me focus on things like this! I am so excited to check out as many linkers as I can! Thanks!
Jen