This article is designed for beginners looking to learn about homeschooling and how it might be an option for their family. Homeschooling is a great option for many different families. It gives the parents more control over the curriculum, it can be less expensive than private or public school, and it allows kids to learn at their own pace.
Homeschooling is tough, but so much fun. Homeschool Moms are always looking for helpful homeschool tips to help them. These are some that I have learned through my years and…
Homeschool burnout is mental and physical exhaustion from homeschooling. Parents and children both can become this way. Homeschool burnout normally happens in the middle of the school year or towards the end of the homeschooling year.
So you have made the decision to homeschool, but now have no idea where to start. I have been there and done that. So I have come up with 10 tips.
I have been a homeschooling mom since 2012 and I have learned a few tips and tricks over the years. Today I am here to share with you 5 tips that will help you as a new homeschooling mom.
I have been a homeschooling mom since 2012 and wanted to share with you some tips that I have picked up over the years of homeschooling. Bailey is almost done with 5th grade and Bekah just finished her Kindergarten year.
Having a list of the Common Homeschool Questions all in one place helps you to decide what is best for your child or children and your family. There are so many questions about homeschooling and you may not be sure what to ask.
When I first started homeschooling I did not know there were so many types of homeschooling until I stared researching.
Deschooling is the transitions period for a child leaving a structured institution of learning like a public or private school and changing to a more relaxed form of schooling at home.
Yes you can homeschool your kindergartner. In most states you are qualified to teach your child. Most children start kindergarten between the ages of 5 and 6 depending on their birthday.
