Homeschool moms have vivid imaginations. We are able to think of all kinds of wonderful things we'd love for our kids to learn and experience. From classic literature to classical music, from nature study to picture study, we can make a list a mile long of all the...

I remember vainly sifting through the vendor hall at the Great Homeschool Convention searching for something - almost anything - my very social, very dependent-on-me 4 year old daughter could do independently so I could work with the other children uninterrupted. I...

“Love is a battlefield,” at least according to Pat Benatar. But, I think many would agree that love in the form of homeschooling is a battlefield as well - especially when a toddler or baby are added to the ranks. We, however, need more than dated eighties dance moves...

This post is part of our how to homeschool lots of kids with babies and toddlers series. Be sure to read the rest of the series. You can see it on the horizon. It's hazy, but it's menacing. It has you worried, and you're not sure how to prepare. What is it? It's the...

If you follow a classical learning approach, the concept of memorization is already near and dear to your heart. But even if that style of learning isn’t your cup of tea, memorizing is one of the best tools you can introduce your little preschool sponges too! Did that...

This post is part of our how to homeschool lots of kids with babies and toddlers series. Be sure to read the rest of the series. It’s a typical day. I’m sitting at the table with the 10-year-old, supervising the solving of an equation while the 8-year-old is...