How do I homeschool my eclectic high schooler? When you begin thinking about homeschooling high school, a certain amount of anxiety can creep into your
As homeschoolers, we all want our children to have a solid understanding of language arts, math, science, history, and other subjects. But in the pursuit
Everyone knows that character development is an essential part of home education. That’s why so many parents search for character building curriculum for their high
Are you a frustrated homeschool mom? It is normal for all of us to have times of frustration; however, it shouldn’t be a constant thing.
For teens, participating in a variety of homeschool high school activities will develop so much more than the particular activity’s focus. Character is often forged
Have you ever thought that maybe the light bulb that’s supposed to go on over your head when you have an idea must be burnt
Homeschooling high school may feel a bit overwhelming when you start thinking about it. Let me assure you: You CAN do it. Homeschooled students are
After homeschooling for the past 31 years, I will be the first to say that our homeschool wasn’t always happy! Not only that, but there
The first thing to do when building a house is to lay a strong foundation. The same is true in “building” your homeschool. If you
Many homeschooling moms cry because they need hope for homeschooling a difficult child. A difficult child can bring the strongest mom to tears. By difficult
What does the cliche say? “The hand that rocks the cradle, rules the world.” What we invest in our children today can help mold their
