Instagram has become pretty popular among adults and kids. Even though your kid shouldn’t be on Instagram unless they’re 13 years old, some kids are getting online younger and younger. Whether you’ve allowed your kid to get on Instagram or not, it’s important that you know how to keep kids safe on Instagram. This helpsContinue Reading
Hurricane Tube
BE SURE TO ENTER THE GIVEAWAY AT THE END OF THIS POST! Originally published 4/9/12: This year for science we are using Apologia’s Exploring Creation with Astronomy. This is our second year using Apologia’s elementary curriculum by Jeannie Fulbright and I feel we have finally found “the one” (all you other homeschoolersContinue Reading
FREE Homeschool Resources Monthly
I think it’s safe to say that homeschool parents love free stuff – free curriculum, free resources, free ebooks – am I right? Many homeschool families are living on tight budgets and one income, which often means waiting for curriculum sales, buying used, finding free resources, or even going without. Well, I’ve got youContinue Reading
Daily Scripture Copywork Calendar for September
I’ve had quite a few people email me lately telling me that they had a hard time finding the current month’s FREE scripture copywork calendar, so I’m going to move the ‘download now’ button to the top of the post so that hopefully that will fix the problem. So, to get September’s FREE printable scriptureContinue Reading
Is Roblox Safe for Kids?
Roblox is a similar platform to Minecraft. This is an online multi-player game that’s been out since 2006. Most of the games your kids will find on Roblox are user/player created games that are made for other players to enjoy and play together online. As a parent, you may want to know that some gamesContinue Reading
How to Create a Homeschool Portfolio for High School
Keeping track of your child’s homeschool career is very important, especially if you live in a state with strict homeschool laws and regulations. Regardless of where you live and what your state’s homeschool laws are, it’s essential to be diligent in tracking your child’s journey through high school. You’ll want to keep good records soContinue Reading
How I Save Time as a Homeschool Mom
Thank you to Teaching Textbooks for sponsoring this post. Contrary to what some people might think, homeschool moms are busy people. Like really busy! Between parenting, housework, meal planning and prep, errands, co-op, sports and music lessons, church, AND homeschooling, it’s a wonder how homeschool moms find the time to sleep. And that doesn’t evenContinue Reading
Daily Scripture Copywork Calendar for August
I’ve had quite a few people email me lately telling me that they had a hard time finding the current month’s FREE scripture copywork calendar, so I’m going to move the ‘download now’ button to the top of the post so that hopefully that will fix the problem. So, to get August’s FREE printable scriptureContinue Reading
Having a Vision for Your Homeschool
There is no shortage of advice on how to homeschool. There are mountains of curriculum options with each one seeming more fun or effective than all the rest. But don’t waste your time, energy, and money trying to homeschool without a vision. Having a vision for your homeschool will not only set you up forContinue Reading
Ease Back Into Homeschooling with These Math Activities
*This post is sponsored and submitted by Time4Learning. A few years ago, I made a terrible miscalculation as I started homeschooling my 7th grader: I let him have the whole summer off. You guessed it, no lessons, no reading, nothing. When it was time to pick the learning back up, my son struggled, especiallyContinue Reading
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