I recently heard a new homeschool term: morning baskets. As the mom of two graduates and a halfway-through-high-schooler, I confess to not being up on much of the latest homeschool lingo. But as I listened to the description of morning baskets, the concept sounded like an old familiar...
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Whether it’s homeschooling year round or keeping up with learning concepts throughout the summer, the idea of summer learning is not a new one. Many homeschoolers fully believe that it is important...
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How would you feel if I told you to take a self observation inventory at the beginning of each day, just as you would conduct a daily...
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What does project planning look like for you? Many of us look at resources like the monthly project planning pages in our planners and immediately ask...
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What happens in your brain when you get a new resource? Do you wonder how it’s supposed to be used, or do you start thinking of creative uses that will help you...
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If I were to say the phrase “daily homeschool observation,” what would be the first thing to come to your mind? Typically when we refer...
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In any discussion about creating a schedule, there are always reminders to re-evaluate the schedule regularly just to make sure it’s still working...
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Anyone who's been tackling homeschool planning diligently for any length of time will know this truth: plans rarely end up perfectly matching reality. The trick is learning...
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Have you ever wondered, processing through the day-to-day of homeschooling, whether or not your efforts are really succeeding? One of the...
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Many of us don’t consciously think about it on a daily basis, but homeschooling is an action of hope. It is a stand we take, trusting that we are making the best educational choice for our children. ...
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