Choosing curriculum can be one of the hardest (and most important) things you do as a homeschooling parent! There are so many curriculums available to us that...
High School
Have you heard of the Great Backyard Bird Count (GBBC)? It’s a citizen science event that’s fun, free, and easy to do! It’s sponsored by the...
Hi! I’m Wendy, and I survived homeschooling my teenage son! And I do have a few ideas for you on how to survive homeschooling your teenage son (or...
Teen entrepreneur, that’s what they called me. All of my 8 siblings would get that title or something like that by everyone who met my family. The...
One of the benefits of homeschooling high school (or homeschooling in general) for that matter, is the freedom to choose what and how your children will learn...
Outside of academics, there are some very important life skills for high schoolers to learn. By the time our students are in high school or are preparing to...
Did you know that September is Fall Hat Month? In Texas, September is still summer, but by this time, I am ready to embrace fall and all of the beautiful and...
One of the many benefits of homeschooling high school is that you can choose to have your child earn college credit while homeschooling high school! This can...
My oldest daughter will be a junior this year, meaning we have survived two years of high school! Now I know there are many of you amazing homeschool moms out...
The zoo is one of those places I really enjoy visiting when the weather is nice, therefore it often becomes a fun spring/summer excursion with my children. And...
As a homeschooling mom, I want my children to love God, have a good work ethic, have healthy relationships with each other and with their dad and me, and be...
In my post “Is College a Must?” I shared a little about our oldest son, who is now 21 and about to graduate from college. Jake has...
Do you have a home-schooled student in middle or high school? If you do, you know that it can be a frightening time when algebra and chemistry start to make a...
NOTE: National Poetry Month is April, but we’re publishing this post a week ahead of time so you’ll have time to plan ahead. We hope you enjoy it...
While I like to dot my “i’s” and cross my “t’s”, my children like things to be more fun than that. When I was their age I...
