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How to Be a Proverbs 31 Homeschool Mom, Part 1
Have you ever wondered as I have what God expects of you as a homeschooling mom? One place we can find answers to that question is in Proverbs 31. She isn't the unrealistic role model so many say she is. Join me for the first part of a study of this woman and how she...
Black and White Thinking in Your Homeschool
If there was a simple way to turn your homeschool around, would you try it? It isn't a new curriculum, a new teaching approach, or an organizing product. It's a change in thinking. ...
Conflict Resolution Skills You Must Teach Your Child, Part 2
Conflicts involving our children are draining, aren't they? Last week, I discussed how teaching our children personality and gender differences can help them manage and even avoid conflict. This week I'd like to finish the acronym BLT. [button...
Conflict Resolution Skills You Must Teach Your Children, Part 1
I consider conflict resolution skills to be with one of the four R's. We have reading, writing, 'rithmetic, and resolution of conflict. Poor conflict...
Scheduling: Homeschooling, the First Year
A schedule or homeschool routine is a must for a new homeschooler. But it's easy to take the wrong approach when it comes to scheduling. I chatted with our new homeschoolers on the podcast and Jolene shared her schedule with me for the blog. [button...
How to Homeschool a Middle Schooler
If you began homeschooling in the early elementary years, chances are good that you found your groove. When you see middle school up ahead, it's easy to start getting nervous. With these suggestions, you can continue homeschooling your middle schooler like a pro....
Gaps in Your Homeschool Education: Should You Be Worried?
You started off with one math curriculum and switched. You taught history using unit studies and then switched to a chronoligical approach. You've been studying some science topics in depth and others you haven't touched on. Should you be worried? [button...
Curriculum Paralysis: Deciding Which Curriculum to Use This Year
Do you have so many curriculum options that you don't know what to use? That was the problem one of my readers had. I could relate. After all, the longer you homeschool, the more books you purchase, and the tougher the decisions can be. Here is how I've overcome this...
How to Save on an All-in-One Curriculum
I was compensated for my time in sharing these resources. All opinions are my own. I have shopped Homeschool Buyers Co-op for a long time and I love knowing that I'm getting the best possible price on curriculum. The co-op helps homeschoolers harness group buying...
Goals and Devotions: Homeschooling, the First Year
New homeschoolers often struggle to articulate their goals. They're in there somewhere, but if they aren't made clear, these new home educators are likely to be disappointed and discouraged. [button link="http://ultimateradioshow.com/goalsfirst" type="big"...
How Stationery Can Help You Celebrate Milestone Moments
I received some stationery and was compensated for my time. All opinions are my own. My husband and I have been married for 25 years this summer. I am also turning 50. These are milestone moments worth celebrating. We are having a Hawaiian luau at our home with 100...
How to Be a Consistent Homeschooler
My biggest homeschool struggle has been consistency. As I begin my 19th year of homeschooling, I want to take steps to grow in this area. I know I'm not alone in the struggle, so I am sharing my tips with you. [button link="http://ultimateradioshow.com/consistent"...