[vc_row][vc_column][vc_row_inner][vc_column_inner][vc_column_text]My youngest has graduated, but when I consider how many years I’ve homeschooled, I realize it’s been the majority of my life. As a career homeschool teacher with five kids, I homeschooled nearly 25 years. The career of a homeschool teacher is distinctly unique. From changing diapers and washing dishes to...
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Do you ever feel trapped by your schedule? I have a confession to make. Even Type A planner lovers can feel trapped if we're not careful! Because of this, sometimes we wonder...
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Over the years, I've learned a handful of planning secrets that have kept me on the path of success — little reminders that have helped me stay on track, even through the ups and...
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How do you manage your annual homeschool budget? Over the years, I've observed two kinds of homeschool shoppers: those who shop to fill the needs they already know about and those who...
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When I think about staying on track, the first example that comes to mind is from the kitchen! Have you ever set out to try a new recipe, only to discover that you lacked key ingredients or the...
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If you are here, it’s because you believe that planning is a good idea. But sometimes knowing that something is true is very different from knowing why it is true....
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Have you ever noticed that sometimes when we make a schedule or a plan, we forget to include time to plan? It's kind of funny, isn't it? We know that it takes time to create and maintain a plan, but we forget...
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Are you excited about planning a new year? For some homeschoolers, their favorite time of the year is when they get to explore...
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What do you do when it all falls apart? How do you handle failure? There's something important you need to know right here and right now: you will have bad days. Things will fall apart. Even your best efforts will fail you....
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Did you know planning has to be a habit? Every time I hit an "off" week, the reason behind it is usually pretty obvious when I look at my...
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