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- Reflections of a Homeschool Mom and TeacherJuggling between being a mom and a homeschool teacher can be tricky.
- Homeschooling: I Can't Believe I'm a Homeschool Mom!If someone would have told me five or six years ago that I'd be a homeschooling mom, I would have shaken my head, laughed and said, "no way!"
- The Trials and Tribulations of a Homeschool MomFamilies with kids in regular and private schools have many demands on their time. Homeschooling families have similar issues too.
What Would This Homeschool Mom Do with Lottery Winnings?When asked what I'd do with lottery winnings, many things crossed my mind. If you know me at all, it's actually quite comical for me to write about something like this. Here are just five of the things I would do if I won the lottery.- How to Homeschool LegallyAs a homeschool mom, we want to safely and effectively homeschool our children without the input of the government. There are some simple steps to take that will keep you legal without disturbing your daily routine.
How to Homeschool: Track Elementary Academic Records, Report CardsElementary record-keeping is often simpler than during high school. This is due to the necessity of transcripts and course credits in higher grade levels. As a veteran homeschool mom, I've tried many record keeping methods.
Homeschool Help: What to Do when You're Feeling DefeatedI'm a veteran homeschool mom who has dealt with this on occasion, at times on my end and at times in observance of other homeschooling parents. Here are some of the most important lessons I've learned about what to do when feeling defeated.
Homeschool Myths: Working or Single Parents Can't Educate Their Kids at HomeAs a veteran homeschool mom, I have been asked pretty much every question in the book about educating kids at home. One thing that comes up often is the subject of work. Can working parents or single parents successfully educate their kids from home?- Homeschool Curriculum - A Review of a Beka, Rod & Staff, Alpha OmegaWhen others find out I'm a homeschool mom, their first question is, "Which curriculum do you use?" I find it difficult to answer, because I design my own curriculum. Many homeschool families spend quite a bit of money to purchase complete curriculum sets.
Why Moms Who Homeschool and Work from Home Should Create a Daily ScheduleOne of the best things a homeschool mom who works from home can do to help herself stay organized and focused under this arrangement, is to create a daily schedule.- Homeschool Mom Teaches Active Boys to ReadSix year old twin boys learn better by keeping things active. This home educator uses the phonetic approach in several creative ways to turn these pre-readers into readers.
- Homeschool Schedule and HelpIf you are new or old to homeschool, you know how hard it can be to get those kids up. Here are some tips to help you get your kiddos up and going in the morning.
- How to Homeschool and Make Money Online - Honestly!Can you homeschool and make money from home? Absolutely. When the Internet became prevalent over 10 years ago, it opened a door wide open for people to bring in a significant income from home.
- Elementary Music Education: Making Music Happen in Your HomeschoolMost homeschool moms admit they are not fitting as much music, art and physical education into their children's days as they would like. In the face of requirements and extracurricular activities, music often gets shoved aside for another day.
- Yahoo Groups for Buying and Selling Homeschool CurriculumA look at Yahoo groups where you can buy and sell your used homeschool curriculum materials.
- Homeschool Bible Lesson Plans - the Story of Jonah and the WhaleIn this homeschool Bible lesson we studied Jonah and the Whale.
- Easy to Use Homeschool Lesson PlannersA look at two lesson planners designed specifically for homeschoolers.
- Homeschool Ideas: Make a Leaf BookMake a leaf book with your children to help them identify the native plants around them and any uses these plants offer.
- Homeschool Friendly States to Live InA look at some of the friendliest staes for homeschoolers.
- Using The Well Trained Mind in Your HomeschoolA look at how many families use the educational methods laid out in The Well Trained Mind.
- Finding the Best Homeschool SoftwareA helpful guide for homeschooling parents who want to know where and how to find the best quality educational software for the best price.
- How to Homeschool, Stay Sane, and Still Fix SupperA humorous look at homeschooling and keeping your sanity while still maintaining the basics like food, laundry, and chocolate.
- Nessy Tales - Great for HomeschoolNessy Tales is a wonderful book that you can download on your computer. Then the child can follow along while the book is being read to him or her.
- The Single, Work-at-Homeschooling MomThere are enough hours in the day for a single mother to work from home and home educate her children - with a few, simple planning ideas!
- Homeschool Bible Lesson Plans: the Story of CreationI found a really great site that will help you with your Bible lessons and I would like to share with you how we did our lessons.
- How to Be More Eco-Friendly with Homeschool WorksheetsHow much paper does your homeschool use up from just worksheets in one school year? Obviously, paper and worksheets cannot be completely eliminated from the homeschool (or any) classroom. However, there are ways to be more eco-friendly with worksheets.
- Starting the First Year of HomeschoolStarting the first year of homeschooling can be overwhelming and intimidating, but it doesn't have to be. A homeschool mom of 12 years gives tips and advice to make the first year fun and enjoyable.
- The Homeschool Co-op: Organizing the Co-opExplore the foundation and evolution of two homeschool co-op models, one informal offering enrichment classes for all ages, and one formal offering academic classes to teens.
- The Homeschool Co-op: First Things FirstHomeschool co-ops have been around for years. This is the first in a series of articles on organizing and running a homeschool co-op.
- The Academic Benefits of HomeschoolWhile many people think they cannot homeschool thier chldren, national averages are showing that homeschooled children score higher regardless of parents teaching abilities and programs used.
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