3 Ways to Celebrate the Little Things in Your Homeschool This Year
The homeschool life is a busy life full of challenges, making it so important to celebrate the little things each day. And here’s how.
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The homeschool life is a busy life full of challenges, making it so important to celebrate the little things each day. And here’s how.
January is typically a time of resolutions and goal setting. So why not Reevaluate Your Homeschool in January too?
Don’t allow stress and perfectionism to ruin the Christmas season! This article shares some tips and ideas for homeschooling moms to make the most of the season with your family.
I asked moms in our Hip Homeschool Moms Facebook Community to share their Christmas Eve traditions today I’m sharing their ideas with you.
We’ve got some great ideas of ways you can intentionally slow down and savor the holiday season with your family this year.
This book review shows Word Before World to be a very real and relatable devotional that will meet you where you’re at and invite you to connect with the One who will carry you through.
In this post, we’re going to discuss dozens of ways you can use sand at the beach as a homeschool study tool using Folly Beach in South Carolina as our backdrop.
Join Matt Forte, Trish Corlew, and Jennifer Smeltser as they discuss My Hair Can, a book that invites girls and boys to embrace their natural hair with an uplifting reminder of their God-given worth.
As a parent, you know that discipleship is among the most important things you’ll ever teach your kids. So, what should you look for in a discipleship curriculum? Here are five things to consider, and a terrific discipleship curriculum that checks all the boxes!
During the late summer months, there is so much talk of the coming school year. For homeschooling families, though, a better term might be a not back to school year. It might look something like this.
In a world full of distractions and endless activities, teaching our kids to wisely manage time is crucial. Here are 6 tips to teach your kids time management.
When is the last time you really enjoyed being with your kids? No pressure. No complicated planning. Just making time for good old family togetherness. Just being. If it’s been quite a while… or if you can’t even remember the last time that happened… well, then maybe we have something in common: Life is too stinking…