We scroll through Instagram or Pinterest, admiring the white kitchens, minimal living rooms, and tasteful decor displayed by bloggers and influencers. Maybe we save a few of those photos. Someday, we’d like our home to look like that. Then we stand up, stretch, and look around at our own homes. Forget about decor. A new…
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 completing some work nearby. The 5-year-old is…
Have you ever tried your friend’s favorite homeschool planner or planning method and it was a total flop for you? It’s not because there’s something wrong with you. More likely, it was a process or a planner that just wasn’t a good fit for the way your brain works. Personality typing á la Myers-Briggs is…
Ever since reading The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People in college, I’ve had a penchant for business productivity books. By far, the book from this genre that has influenced and helped me the most is Getting Things Done by David Allen. In Getting Things Done (GTD), Allen takes you through a process that is…
I am loving using Evernote to help me get rid of the paper in my life. And the Evernote expert I turn to for help with that task is Mystie. So I asked her to share her best tips for Evernote for homechooling, so we can all be just a little better organized — without paper!…
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