Contrary to popular belief, the ability to focus doesn’t come naturally and is actually equivalent to a muscle that could use regular exercising. Before you think your child has an underlying issue that needs medicinal attention, consider helping improve their ability to concentrate with some tried ... VIEW POST
A Complete List of Homeschool Curriculum
As you navigate starting your new homeschool year, the time eventually comes to choose a curriculum that best fits the needs of you and your children. You may have noticed that homeschooling styles are becoming increasingly popular, which can make it a bit confusing on what curriculum resources to ... VIEW POST
Free Home Education Consultation
You must be considering home education or you have already decide but have so many questions. I know. Many are in your position at this time and are looking for insight or helpful answers to questions they have. I am here to help. I am willing to help, without any cost to ... VIEW POST
A Gentle Feast Review: Cycle 2 Wars, Whigs, and Washington
This Gentle Feast review was a long time coming. My children and I are nearly through cycle two, Wars, Whigs, and Washington and last year my oldest went through Cycle one (formerly the Green Year). I think now I have a firm grasp on the ins and outs of A Gentle Feast. A Gentle Feast is ... VIEW POST
The World Is Our Classroom
I often say this when I come across people who are unfamiliar with home education. The really skeptical ones who think we confine our children to our home all day, every day. Those critics who think, “All children belong in a classroom.” To which I retort, “I disagree, children belong with their ... VIEW POST
Picture Living Book List
One of my close friends recently asked for a living book list for her preschool age child. Which is perfect timing really since I am in the process of putting one together for my youngest. I’ve been researching, asking other seasoned homeschool moms, then previewing them at the library. I’ve come up ... VIEW POST
