Are you a second generation homeschooler? Maybe you feel like you’re starting from a different place than other homeschool moms. On episode 200 of the Homeschool with Moxie Podcast, we’re answering a listener’s question about this topic. Stay tuned! My posts contain affiliate links. Tips for Second Generation Homeschoolers I love getting listener questions so we can tailor the podcast… Read More
Homeschool Encouragement
Sometimes you don't need another post about curriculum or schedules. You just need to know that you're not alone and that someone else "gets it." That's what these posts are all about - homeschool encouragement.
The only 2 things you need to start homeschooling tomorrow
Are you pulling your kids out of school on short notice and need a simple homeschool plan? Here is some good news: it doesn’t have to be overwhelming. You really can start homeschooling tomorrow! Michael Farris from HSLDA took the pressure off homeschooling parents everywhere when he said this: There are two aspects of home education that need to be… Read More
What about gaps in my child’s learning? Plus 3 Secrets to Homeschool Peace
What about gaps in my child’s learning? Are my kids doing enough? Do I have to follow the public school schedule? New homeschool parents have so many legitimate questions! And sometimes it’s hard for new homeschool parents to find peace in their choices. In the middle of a rough homeschool day or rough season, wouldn’t it be nice to sit… Read More
Homeschooling a child with Dyslexia
Some of you may be homeschooling a child with dyslexia. I’ve been there! The “experts” in the school system may try to tell you that you are not qualified to teach your child with dyslexia. But that’s just false. A well-equipped and knowledgeable parent can do a far better job one on one with their child than a teacher at… Read More
Why We Homeschool: Our Story
There are dozens of reasons why families choose to homeschool. Here’s our story. My husband and I have a range of schooling backgrounds, which includes private school, homeschool, and public school. I enjoyed several years as a middle school social studies teacher in the public schools before becoming a mom. I really missed my job when I left! I had every intention of… Read More
What about socialization? How to Help Your Homeschooled Kids Make Friends
So, what about homeschool socialization? If you’ve been a homeschool family for more than 5 minutes, you’ve likely heard this jab from a well-meaning friend or family member. But the truth is that this is not an issue for most homeschooled kids! My posts contains affiliate links for your convenience. Does homeschooling affect socialization? The data and statistics tell us… Read More
How to create a homeschool morning time routine
Does your homeschool day need a better start? Wondering how to homeschool multiple ages with less stress? You need a morning time routine. My posts contains affiliate links. Homeschool Morning Time Routine What is a homeschool morning time and should you use it? When should you do morning time? Morning time floats around the homeschool world with words like morning… Read More
How to Homeschool Multiple Ages Without Losing Your Mind
One of the biggest questions in the homeschool community is how to homeschool multiple ages without losing your mind! Really, how does it look on a day to day basis with several kids at different grade levels and multiple subjects? Is there a way to simplify the homeschool day so that everyone gets the help they need? How can a… Read More
Teen Entrepreneurship: How to Teach Your Teens to Create Income Streams
Do you have a teen entrepreneur? Do you have teenagers in your home who would love to create income streams of their own? Rather than working for a boss, would they like to be their own boss? Then I’ve got some great ideas and resources to check out. Plus, listen in on some podcast episodes with a high school teen entrepreneur. Why… Read More
88 things first time homeschool moms need to know
Are you a first-time homeschool mom? You might think you need to know all about lesson planning, or Charlotte Mason, or unit studies. Maybe you’re concerned because you don’t have a degree in early childhood education or Calculus. No fear! The things you really need to know about homeschooling are these simple, beautiful, and direct truths. This is the list… Read More
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