There’s no denying it. Homeschooling comes with a lot of stuff. The papers, pencils, supplies, and books threaten to take over every square inch – and yet can never be
High school often catches a homeschool mom unawares. It’s hard to believe that we’re approaching the end of the line with the children we’ve poured ourselves into.
Sometimes, it feels like getting dinner on the table is harder than it needs to be. Rightly or wrongly, we feel like we’re missing some secret or doing something
We’ve been classically homeschooling our family of five for a dozen years now. When my oldest turned six, I was pregnant with baby #4 and had an eighteen-month-old getting
It’s easy to slip into feeling like dinner is a drag, like it’s an interruption, like it’s something we just really rather not do. But since we
Discover tips, resources, and strategies for year-round homeschooling (aka Sabbath Schooling) to keep learning consistent, flexible, and fun all year long.
I had a dream. And in this dream my pantry always had everything I needed. I never ran out of ingredients to make dinner. I would go to the pantry,
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Getting dinner on the table faster and with less effort – that’s the dream, right? We want easy family dinners because dinner is something we need to do every day,
A short, prioritized daily card is the most effective to do list template you can use to make a planner that works for you. Do you have a planner that
Teenagers are a lot like newborns. They need lots of sleep, they need to be comforted, and they need to be fed in short intervals, roughly every 3 to 4
Keeping your to do list short beats decision fatigue and jumpstarts motivation. We all know the feeling: There’s just too much to do. When you feel that way, make
