Mike and I had many conversations, prayed, and talked to other homeschooling families before we made the decision to homeschool. We wondered it we could give our children the education they needed and deserved. We also wondered if we could give our children the social interactions they needed and finally, would this be the best decision for our family.

After all the conversations, prayers, thoughts, questions, and talking to other homeschooling parents, we decided it would be best to homeschool our children. I can teach them everything they need to know and more.  And if the time ever comes that I cannot teach a subject, there are plenty of other parents and co-ops to help me. I can not only teach them social interactions, I can show them how to interact with others.  Homeschooling is the best decision for our family!  So in 2012 I started homeschooling and have not looked back.

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.

HSLDA is a great resource! I am a member and their website is packed full of helpful information about your state’s homeschool laws and so much more.

5 Reasons Why Homeschooling is Great For Kids

Homeschooling provides kids with an opportunity to try out different subjects and determine which ones they enjoy. It also gives them the chance to follow their own schedule and not be constrained by a school’s.

The benefits of homeschooling are endless, but the two that stand out the most are both financial and social. When you home school your kids, you eliminate any bus fares or other transportation costs associated with public schools. Additionally, because there is no need for school uniforms or expensive equipment at home – like lockers or textbooks – it can save families money in these areas as well.

As far as socialization goes, homeschooling leaves kids with plenty of time to play outside with friends during recess periods and after-school hours. This is great because it means they develop healthy

1. Parents can tailor the curriculum to their child’s learning needs.

Parents can now tailor the curriculum to their child’s learning needs with personalized learning. They can create a custom curriculum for their child that is tailored to the child’s interests and strengths. This allows parents to give their children all of the tools they need for success in school and in life.

With the help of technology, parents can tailor the curriculum to their child’s learning needs. This can be done by using adaptive software which tailors lessons to how a student learns. These programs adapt to make sure students are challenged and able to master skills and knowledge.

2. Children have the opportunity to learn in a personalized way, at their own pace.

The availability of personalized learning has made teaching and learning more accessible to children from all socioeconomic backgrounds. Children have the opportunity to learn in a way that is tailored to their needs, strengths, and weaknesses. There is no longer a one-size-fits-all education system. Children are able to progress at their own pace, while still making meaningful connections with others in an online environment.

Children have the opportunity to learn in a personalized way, at their own pace. In order to teach children effectively, teachers must know how they learn best and apply this knowledge to their lessons. Teachers must be able to change their teaching style if a child is struggling with a certain concept or if one student needs more help than another. It’s important for kids to be given the opportunity to explore and find what

3. Homeschooling sets children up for success in life and future careers by giving them more time to explore their interests through extracurricular activities and hobbies outside of school.

Homeschooling is an educational alternative that has been steadily gaining popularity in recent years. It is a growing trend among parents who want to give their children the opportunity to explore their interests and passions outside of school. These skills can be put to use in future careers such as engineering, gaming, and more.

One of the biggest benefits of homeschooling is the ability to explore and pursue their interests. Homeschooled children have more time to spend on hobbies and other extracurricular activities. They can also take up a wide range of courses outside of school such as art, music, and theater.

4. Kids get more family time and less anxiety because they don’t have to balance schoolwork with other responsibilities like after-school activities or sports that can take up a lot of time and energy

Kids these days are lucky enough to be able to focus on their academics and not have to balance schoolwork with other responsibilities like after-school activities or sports. Kids who do participate in these other activities have to spend a lot of time and energy balancing it all, which can lead to anxiety from not being able to handle it.

Kids are being allowed to have more family time and less anxiety because of the lack of after school activities. A recent study shows that kids are more likely to succeed academically if their families can spend more time together. The reduction of after school activities, which used to take up a lot of time and energy, has given these children back their precious hours with family members.

5. Homeschooling is empowering for kids who may be bullied or intimidated by peers or teachers

Homeschooling is a great way for kids to get an education without being intimidated. They can learn at their own pace and do not have to deal with the peer pressure of school.

Homeschooling is a great option for kids who may be bullied or intimidated by peers or teachers. Homeschooling provides a safe, nurturing environment for children to feel supported. It can also help with organization, building relationships with peers and self-esteem.

Tips for Homeschool Moms on How To Balance Home & School Life

As a homeschool mom, the balance between home and school life can be hard to maintain. The following tips can help you stay organized and maintain your sanity as a homeschool mom.

1) Create a daily plan: Create a daily plan for all your tasks and activities so you know what needs to be done each day. This will help you stay organized and not forget any important tasks.

There are many benefits of creating a daily plan. You’ll know what to do throughout the day, stay on top of deadlines and you’ll never forget to do anything important. This way, you can make a schedule for yourself and stick with it.

2) Organize by room: Organize your tasks by room or location. This way it will be easier to find things when needed them and keep the house clean at the same time.

By organizing your tasks by room or location, it will be easier to find things when needed them and keep the house clean at the same time. When it comes to cleaning, don’t just do one room or area at a time. Tackle one section of the house at a time instead. For example, take care of dusting in the living room, then move on to vacuuming in the dining

3) Use your time wisely: Use your time wisely by focusing on one task at a time rather than multitasking because this will help you complete the task faster.

A study done by the University of Virginia discovered that people who multitask performed worse on tasks than those who focus on one task at a time. The reasoning behind this is that our brains cannot divide their attention equally; they can only divide it about 80% before it impacts performance. So, rather than trying to do two things at once, focus on one task and complete it before moving on to the next.

Here are some YouTube videos of the curriculums, that I have used or are currently using. Below you will find a link to a list of Popular Homeschool Curriculum.

I also wrote a book, From the Mouth of a Homeschooling Mom. This books aims to provide parents that are thinking about homeschooling with how to start homeschooling information that will answer lots of questions they may have and give tips to parents that are already homeschooling. This book was written to support and encourage parents wanting to homeschool and those that are already homeschooling.