One of our bloggers, Susan Reed, has a distribution center in Texas for homeschool families that were affected by the recent hurricane. She is collecting curriculum and school supplies and has many needs that must be filled. If you would like to find out how you can help, please go to her personal blog site
As a new homeschool year is starting back, many questions fill my mind. Can I juggle three different grades, take care of a toddler and a baby, and still get the house work done without being completely overwhelmed? Did we make the right choice for me teaching instead of doing video lessons again? Am
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Are you tired? There are a lot of responsibilities and burdens that we take on in choosing to homeschool. Where a public school employs teachers, cafeteria workers, janitors, lawn care workers, security staff, not to mention administrative staff and then sends the children home for their bathing, clothes laundering and other needs, a homeschooling