Every day this week we are taking a look at a concept from one bestselling business or productivity book and seeing what we can learn from that concept as homeschool moms. Can we take these books designed to help CEOs in the boardroom and use them to help us be better CEOs of our homeschool? I…
Every day this week we are taking a look at a concept from one bestselling business or productivity book and seeing what we can learn from that concept as homeschool moms. Can we take these books designed to help CEOs in the boardroom and use them to help us be better CEOs of our homeschool? I…
Every day this week we are taking a look at a concept from one bestselling business or productivity book and seeing what we can learn from that concept as homeschool moms. Can we take these books designed to help CEOs in the boardroom and use them to help us be better CEOs of our homeschool? I…
This activity is part of my Learn to Write Numbers resources. Be sure to click over to get all the fun printables and ideas. I don’t know about you guys, but I spend the month of July planning for the new homeschool year. Part of that planning this year means getting ready for my little K4 guy…
This is part five in my series on memory work. Find the other parts here: Help Your Kids Memorize Anything Recite, Recite, Recite Sing Me A Song Memory Work for Visual Learners Kids just need to move. They like to wiggle, get up and dance and jump about the room. For some, movement helps them…
Sarah’s fabulous book Teaching From Rest is now out and available in her estore! To celebrate her launch, I am giving you seven reasons you want this book. I am also offering a free companion printable. Read on! 1. It is inspiring. I have not been so inspired by a homeschooling book in a long time….
For even more posts about planning from curriculum picks, to scheduling options, to setting goals, be sure to visit my homeschool planning guide. Memorial Day cometh, which means the end of the school year for most of us and the beginning of a summer of delights and homeschool planning. As we enter into the season, I searched out a few…
Welcome to Project Snapshot In this space we endeavor to capture a memory with camera, just words, or both. Share a memory from your week that you do not wish to forget — a laugh with a child, a moment with a spouse, a memory gathered while alone. In time we will have a collection…
I received the book Travels with Charlie Down South from Blue Apple Books to use in this activity. Thank you Blue Apple! This is a delightful book and my kids enjoyed (cough: fought over) finding Charlie on every page. Alabama! Where the summers are hot, the tea is sweet, and the cotton fields bloom. Travels with…
This is part five in my Plan Your Year Homeschool Planning Series. Find the other parts here: Creating Homeschooling Goals for Growth Charting Your Course of Study Six Homeschool Schedule Options How to Plan a Week and Sample Homeschool Schedules Get your free Plan Your Year homeschool planning pages here. I wish I could tell…
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