Your kids may be asking for the latest apps and games, but mom knows best! That screen time can be both fun and educational! Snag a Reading Eggs subscription this Christmas and give the gift of purposeful fun! Post sponsored by Reading Eggs – a company our family has used for years to supplement our […]
How to Homeschool a Difficult Child
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Some children are a challenge to homeschool, but often those are the very children who have the potential to teach us more than we could ever teach them! Learn how to homeschool the difficult child with more compassion and fewer tears! This post is sponsored by Sonlight. “He doesn’t listen to me!” she cried on […]
How to Balance Being Mom and Homeschool Teacher
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You want to be a good mom and a good homeschool teacher, but how do you balance those roles in the homeschool classroom and beyond? How do you get your kids to listen to you as a teacher? How do you find the time to be the mother you dream of being? Even before my […]
Balancing Homeschooling & Self Care – Podcast #75
Post may contain affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.Homeschool moms are busy with a lot of things, but in our busyness are we neglecting to take care of ourselves? How do we balance all we have to do with our own needs, while avoiding the trap of selfishness? This podcast might step on a few toes, but it’s time we addressed self care […]
Screen Time Limits in a Large Homeschooling Family – Podcast #74
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Between education and entertainment, our children spend a lot of time in front of screens. How do we handle the balance of online and offline when there are a lot of kids in the house and a lot of school needing to be accomplished? This podcast gives you tangible, practical ideas for setting limits on […]
A Letter of Encouragement to a Young Woman
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A letter to a young Christian woman, encouraging her to serve others, be teachable, and commit her ways to the Lord. Plus, an edit I should have made. I wrote this post in 2008, after writing a letter to a friend’s daughter on her birthday. It was a custom the family had begun for their […]
How to Set Screen Time Limits When You Homeschool
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In the modern age of homeschooling, it isn’t uncommon to use modern technology to supplement and even teach certain subjects in our homeschools. However, for many parents, this presents a new problem – how to find the balance between educational screen time and entertainment screen time. This post helps you set guidelines and parameters that […]
How to Add Another Child or Younger Sibling to Your Homeschool
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Adding a younger sibling or another child to your homeschool can really throw a wrench in your schedule. Here’s how to seamlessly add that child into your homeschool day and adjust to the different dynamic the addition creates. This post is sponsored by Sonlight. Learn how you can get up to $100 off to switch […]
Family Road Trips & Holiday Travel – Podcast #73
Post may contain affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.Make your next day trip smooth sailing with these tips on what to pack, how to keep the kids calm, and much more! Check out the new Jonathan Park audio adventures!use code: arrowsfor FREE SHIPPING!> SHOP HERE < Subscribe via iTunes HERESubscribe via Stitcher HEREDon’t forget to leave a rating & a comment! Don’t have […]
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