More and more American parents decide to homeschool their children. If you’re thinking about going this route, there’re a few things to consider, such as the legal aspects, the homeschool curriculum, having the necessary study materials, and even having a classroom
Homeschooling and homesteading just seem to go together like peanut butter and jelly. Sure, each one is good separately, but together, well, now you have something really special to sink your teeth into. Millions of Americans across the country are homeschooling their children for a vast array of reasons – more now in our modern … Read more
Disclaimer: this is not legal advice. The advice given in this article is for information purposes only. You made the great decision to start homeschooling your children, but now what? The initial steps you take to remove your children from public school (or not enroll them when they become school age) are the most important. … Read more
Here are my favorite homeschool curriculums for teaching multiple children at different grade levels, including workbooks and online courses. 1st Grade through High School.
Some materials and methods we use to homeschool our kiddos while also homesteading and running several small businesses. It’s a lot of work, but doable!
If you’re a homesteading, homeschooling mama of multiple ages/grade levels, I’d love to know how you manage your school day as well as your farm chores. What have you found to work best for you?
Our homeschool schedule has to be flexible to fit into our lifestyle. Fortunately, there is so much to be taught in just our daily activities! Many lessons come somewhat naturally.
Got a shelf of homeschool workbooks that looks like this? Here’s a great way to organize your books, and make lesson time prep a little quicker!
Tons of money saving tips, printables, lesson plans, and online activities for Homeschooling families.