Everyone has a story about how they came to homeschooling. This is mine! Subscribe to the blog for helpful tips and resources for homeschooling! SUBSCRIBE HERE! Find all of the Raising Arrows Podcasts HERE! Please Subscribe!iTunes | Stitcher POINTS OF INTEREST – 0:53 – How I learned about homeschooling2:59 – The series of events that God placed in […]
Summer Homeschool Plans – Podcast #63
Post may contain affiliate links.Are you planning on “trying out” homeschooling this summer? Perhaps you are considering homeschooling year round or you feel like you need to “catch up” a bit this summer. Or maybe you just want to have a little educational fun during the summer months! Whatever your reason, these summer homeschooling plans will help you plan […]
The Afternoon Book Basket
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Introduce your children to lovely, living books by gathering a basket full of twaddle-free books for them to read and delight in during the lazy summer afternoon hours! The first time I encountered the idea of a children’s book basket was at a friend’s house. She kept a lovely little basket near her fireplace stacked […]
Should You Homeschool Your Preschooler – Podcast #62
Post may contain affiliate links.Are you considering homeschooling your preschooler? Do you wonder how you will fit it in with all the other homeschooling and tasks you have to do in a day? Are you overwhelmed by all the choices out there for preschool curriculum? This podcast will help you decide if homeschooling preschool is a good idea for […]
Leaving Good Books Laying Around
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Encourage your children to read more by leaving good books laying around in conspicuous places about the house. They won’t even know they are learning! Your home should be an environment of learning. It is important to create an “atmosphere” of education by purposefully placing educational items about the home – things like maps, science […]
Family Worship Time – a simple approach
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I once thought Family Worship Time looked a certain way. I even went so far as to line all my children up in chairs in front of me. I gave them Bibles and hymnals to juggle and required they sit there, moving very little, and speaking even less.
How to Homeschool Math When You Hate Math
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Are you stressed about teaching math because you weren’t good at math when you were in school? Use these tips to conquer your fear of homeschool math! This post was sponsored by Teaching Textbooks. It’s not a story I like to tell… The one about how it took me 3 tries to pass the test […]
Organizing Your Kitchen with Stations – Podcast #61
Post may contain affiliate links.Get organized in your kitchen by making stations that group items you use often. Learn how to create a Baking Station, a Juicing Station, a Breakfast Station & more! Find all of the Raising Arrows Podcasts HERE! Please Subscribe!iTunes | Stitcher Don’t forget to grab your FREE LOTION BAR (available through the month of April 2019) at: hardlotion.com/raisingarrowsUse […]
Homeschool Graduation Requirements – A Simple Plan
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Homeschooling high school can be stressful. Here’s how to create a simple plan for homeschooling the high school years through graduation. Having graduated 2 homeschooled children, and in the beginning steps of leading 2 more through their high school years, I have learned a lot, and have created my own simple plan and process for […]
Independent Learning – Teaching Kids to Homeschool Themselves
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Tools to motivate and challenge your homeschooled children to learn how to work on their own and take responsibility for their educational experiences.
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