Homeschool Resource Helps

How Do You Navigate Your Homeschool Convention, Mama?

Monday, 08 May 2023 by Barbori

Hey Mama, Homeschool conventions can be overwhelming, but there’s nothing quite like being able to touch and examine curriculum as you decide what will work for your kids. The best parts of a convention, though, are meeting new friends, attending workshops, and the vibe of thousands of homeschool families all in one place. Not sure

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Gift Ideas for Dad and Children to Give Homeschool Moms

Wednesday, 03 May 2023 by Barbori

Mother’s Day is almost here, and your husband and kids will be asking what to get you for Mother’s Day. No, it’s not wrong to give them ideas. Men and children can be at a loss on how to bless their precious homeschool mom. And guess what? They cannot read your mind. It’s not fair

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Homeschooling While Working, Mama

Monday, 01 May 2023 by Barbori

I homeschool full time. I work full time. I pray for wisdom all the time. There are two things that we keep in mind as I work from home and also homeschool. They are. . . Family First My family must always come first; so I must often set aside the business that is calling my name to deal

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Do You Fancy Yourself a Grammarian, Mama?

Monday, 24 April 2023 by Barbori

Grammar! Does that word bring up good feelings? Probably only to the few and the brave and the nerdy. I love words, but I sometimes dislike the rigor of proper grammar. I have found in my own homeschool that it’s all in the way I teach grammar, as well as the timing of teaching grammar,