Homeschool Resource Helps

Blossom With True Learning

Thursday, 10 June 2021 by Bryan

One of my very favorite things as a mom is to watch the love of learning in my children. Sometimes it’s through something I introduce to them, and sometimes it’s just something they discover on their own, but either way it’s up to me whether or not I encourage that growth and exploration. My

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High School Planning Resources For Homeschoolers

Tuesday, 08 June 2021 by Bryan

When I began high school planning for the first time in my homeschooling career, it honestly was not that bad. As I watched my kids run around the playground throughout the early years, a sense of dread lingered in the back of my mind when it came to planning for the high school years.

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Hey Mama Monday: Mama, Do You Need Help?

Monday, 07 June 2021 by Bryan

I have been homeschooling since the birth of my firstborn son who is now 29 years old. That is a lot of years! You would think I would have a handle on home education. To be fair, I know what kids need at certain years; I know how to keep records and create transcripts;

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Homeschool Curriculum On A Budget

Thursday, 03 June 2021 by Bryan

When I tell people I homeschool my children, they usually ask questions. One question that almost always comes up is about curriculum. They want to know what I use to teach my kids. It’s understandable. In the traditional school model, the school chooses the curriculum and often supplies the course materials to the students. It’s