Homeschool Resource Helps

5 Ingredients of a Great Homeschool Curriculum

Tuesday, 18 May 2021 by TOSBlog

There are so many amazing homeschooling products out there! How can you find the curriculum that works for your family? I have been taken in by the glitz of packaging only to discover that the content didn’t go very deep. Over the many years of homeschooling, I have an “inner checklist” I use to

Published in * New to Homeschooling, * Planning and Organization, - Resources, Articles, Blog

Tagged under: 5 ingredients of a great homeschool curriculum, homeschool, homeschooling, meredith curtis

Hey Mama Monday: How to Raise Young Entrepreneurs, Mama

Monday, 17 May 2021 by TOSBlog

Hey Mama, When I was a little kid, I was not normal. I mean, I played with other kids and enjoyed sports and games—all the regular kid things, but I had a real obsession with marketing and sales. I didn’t know it was called those two terms, but I was rapidly pursuing the opportunity

Published in Articles, Blog, Hey Mama, Hey Mama Monday

Tagged under: Gena Suarez, Hey Mama, hey mama monday, homeschool, homeschooling, how to raise young entrepreneurs mama

Dear Mama Who Doesn’t Feel Qualified to Homeschool

Friday, 14 May 2021 by TOSBlog

Dear Mama, who doesn’t feel qualified to homeschool, I have felt the feelings you’re feeling in this season. We’re nearing the end of the homeschooling year and perhaps you’re pondering over the upcoming year while feeling exhausted. Drowning in lesson plans and laundry, perhaps you’re convinced that homeschooling was a mistake. Maybe you feel

Published in * New to Homeschooling, * Teaching Methods, Articles, Blog

Tagged under: danielle poorman, dear mama who doesnt feel qualified to homeschool, homeschool, homeschooling

Teaching to Learn From Mistakes

Thursday, 13 May 2021 by TOSBlog

When I teach a workshop, I leave time for questions. It’s often silent for a several seconds before someone is brave enough to speak up. Sometimes no question is asked. After the session, several people may come to me with good questions. Sometimes I want to say, “You should have asked that in the