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Morning by Morning

Wednesday, 09 October 2019 by TOSBlog

Some of you are killing this whole homeschool/organization life. You arrive at every field trip/co-op/trip to the grocery store with your cute thirty-one totes and rolly carts color-coordinated with the names and ages of your children. You manage your day with military precision. Every hour is accounted for, and seldom does a day go

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5 Reasons to Sing Silly Songs With Your Kids

Tuesday, 08 October 2019 by TOSBlog

Silly songs can easily get stuck inside your head. But they are so good for kids to sing. If your kids love singing silly songs as much as mine do, don’t worry! They are actually practicing important reading skills. So the next time you’re folding laundry or driving to the store, go ahead and

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Hey Mama Monday: Mama, What Does Homeschooling Mean to You?

Monday, 07 October 2019 by TOSBlog

What does homeschooling mean to you? Are you doing it because it’s a current popular trend or just convenient? Maybe you travel a lot or your kids have special needs? Is it just a means to an end? Were your children being bullied in public school and you thought this would be the solution?

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Solve Your Math Problem with SchoolhouseTeachers.com

Friday, 04 October 2019 by TOSBlog

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So, high school is underway… again. My daughter seems to be juggling everything okay except for one subject: Algebra. Entrepreneurship (which she is doing through SchoolhouseTeachers.com), literature, geography, history, French—no problem. But those subjects don’t require a lot of abstract thinking. At first, I was also concerned about the literature class because my daughter