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Strategies for Homeschooling Kids with Sensory Needs

2E and Learning Differences, Home Education

Individualized learning is a wonderful benefit of homeschooling, but sensory processing difficulties can bring their own unique set of challenges. Whether your child struggles with noise, textures, or overwhelming environments, these sensory challenges can impact their ability to focus and learn. Understanding sensory processing issues, along with implementing practical strategies for your homeschool day, can […]

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Teaching Social Skills Through Stories

Eclectic, Faith and Family Life, Home Education, Homeschooling Styles and How-Tos

Homeschooling moms know it can sometimes be difficult to navigate the academic, emotional, and social needs of their children. Did you know that one of the most powerful tools in teaching social skills is storytelling? Whether through fiction, Bible accounts, or real-life examples, stories provide a unique opportunity to help children understand emotions, empathy, and

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My Top 10 Homeschool Curriculum Choices: Elementary Years

Home Education, Homeschooling Styles and How-Tos

When it comes to homeschooling in the elementary years, finding the right curriculum can feel overwhelming. With so many options out there, it’s easy to wonder which materials are worth your time and budgetary commitment! Here’s my hot take as a second-generation homeschooler with over 16 years experience as a home educator: you don’t need

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The Art of Observation: Enhancing Homeschooling with Nature Study

Charlotte Mason, Classical Education, Home Education, Homeschooling Styles and How-Tos, Science

Homeschooling with nature study offers endless opportunities for discovery and hands-on learning. Whether you lean toward Charlotte Mason’s gentle approach, a Classical method, or something else, sharpening your child’s observation skills transforms everyday experiences into exciting lessons. In this post, we’ll explore why keen observation matters. Through some practical exercises, I’ll show you how nature

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Balancing Home Management and Homeschooling Without Overwhelm

Faith and Family Life, Home Education, Homeschooling Styles and How-Tos

Homeschooling is a full-time job. So is managing a home. When you combine the two, it’s easy to feel like you’re constantly playing catch-up—juggling lesson plans, laundry, meals, and the never-ending to-do list. I get it, friend. I’ve been homeschooling for over a decade while managing a busy home, and I know what it feels

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Finding Peace in the Chaos of Homeschooling

Charlotte Mason, Classical Education, Home Education

Being a mom is a rewarding yet demanding job, especially when balancing the many responsibilities of homeschooling, homemaking, and personal life. Erin Cox from Gentle + Classical Press shares how to navigate the busy seasons of motherhood, offering practical advice on how to maintain personal well-being, connect with your identity outside of motherhood, and prioritize

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Essential Tips for Homeschooling High Schoolers

High School, Home Education, Homeschooling Styles and How-Tos

Wondering how to homeschool high school? Homeschooling gives us the opportunity to balance rigorous academics with the unique needs of their teenagers. As parents, we often wonder how to effectively prepare our high schoolers for their next steps—be it college, vocational training, or the workforce. With the right strategies and a focus on building a

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Simplifying Homeschooling for Peaceful Days

Home Education, Homeschooling Styles and How-Tos

Homeschooling can feel overwhelming, with countless pressures and distractions vying for your family’s attention. However, nurturing a peaceful and joyful childhood for your kids is entirely possible, even amidst the chaos. In a recent conversation with veteran homeschooler Durenda Wilson, we explored practical strategies for protecting our children, fostering open communication, and trusting in God’s

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Health and Wellness for Busy Homeschoolers

Faith and Family Life, Home Education, Homeschooling Styles and How-Tos

In this engaging interview with second-generation homeschooler Julie from Mama to Five, she opens up about the transformative journey of homeschooling while emphasizing the importance of family health and fitness. Julie reflects on how her approach to home education has evolved over the years, discusses the daily rewards and struggles of homeschooling, and shares practical

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Aestheticore: Gen-Z and the Teen identity crisis

Home Education

As a parent, I’m continually amazed by the depth of thought my homeschooled daughter demonstrates. In a world where identity often feels fragmented and superficial, Emma, a 17-year-old homeschooled student, delves into the complexities of Gen-Z’s search for meaning through the lens of aesthetic trends. With a blend of personal reflection and philosophical inquiry, she

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