Jessica is a wife and homeschooling mother of six living on a small homestead in Northwest Ohio. She documents her journey Instagram you won't be sorry. I will say she's MY favorite to follow! There are many reasons why we homeschool, but the freedom it affords us plays a huge role in our decision. As a… Continue reading Freedom in Homeschooling by Jessica
Hey y’all! I’m Elizabeth, wife, mom to three kiddos, a pediatric RN for nearly a decade, and just finished our first year of homeschooling in May. I was born and raised in Alabama, but currently reside in south Texas. IG handle purelyparsons When Ana approached me about this series on the freedom that is found… Continue reading Freedom in Homeschooling guest post by Elizabeth
A little about the author: Meghan Yancy lives in Minnesota with her husband and their 6 kids. She is a writer, influencer, blogger, author, artist and has her own business with Young Living Essential Oils. She has been homeschooling her kids for 5 years now and recently retired from her husband from his assistant… Continue reading Freedom in Homeschooling. Guest post by Meghan Joy Yancy
Homeschooling, it's hard. That's the truth but there's more to Homeschooling. There are so many reasons I absolutely love being able to teach my children at home. One of my favorite is the FREEDOM we get. The freedom to slow down, speed up, or stop when needed to examine our children's hearts. The freedom to… Continue reading Homeschool freedom series
The Good & The Beautiful makes THE best language arts course. Hands down! Every state is different so they have different state laws on what to teach. WA state requires us to teach 11 subjects and this curriculum has 6 of the subjects in ONE course. It's open and go, it has amazing color and… Continue reading The Good & The Beautiful L.A curriculum preview
Today I want to share a very neat homeschool curriculum with y'all. M U L T I P L I C A T I O N S ugh. For people like me they were no fun. Anyone else? Did anyone have a hard time remembering multiplications as much as I did growing up? Man it… Continue reading Multiplications through song, an easier way to learn
I thought long and hard about this "issue", you know the one where people say homeschoolers are not socialized. How they are super weird and awkward... when you mention homeschooling that's the first thing people ask about but it's the last thing I think about. Now don't get me wrong, children need interaction and the… Continue reading Why we’re skipping the co-op & “socializing” this year
Motherhood is tiring but this season is to wonderful to let it get in the way. So while I nurture a little tiny one to grow, I want to do the same for my older girls. I want to nurture them spiritually; and what better season than this?! This month of December I’m going to… Continue reading The reason for this curriculum season
Alright so as many of you know, we decided to homeschool the girls if you haven't already please feel free to read up on that here. After so many late nights of reading reviews, reading on my children's learning styles and praying. We have decided on the curriculum we will be using this year, I say… Continue reading Homeschool curriculum 2017-2018
I'm not sure about you but multiplication was always something I struggle with at school. When Evelyn started learning her multiplications she ran into the same problem as I did when I was a child, the girl learns the same way I do repetitive and spiral learning with hands-on, something public school wasn't doing for… Continue reading How we learn multiplications
