Most approaches to homeschooling focus on educational philosophies, textbooks, and lesson plans first. I like to do things a little differently.
With a high quality curriculum that inspires your whole family, you will look back on these homeschooling days with the happiest memories.
Plan Perfect Projects
Homeschool Reflections
Life is busy for a homeschooling parent. Learn what true self care looks like, and how you can fit it into your homeschool schedule.
Planning your child’s education is a huge decision. Use this decision making matrix to break down your options and make your choices crystal clear.
Homeschooling registration can feel so overwhelming and scary. I have created a simple process that will walk you through your registration quickly, easily, and totally pain free. And it’s free for you to download.
The best homeschool curriculum is the one your family loves. Learn how to identify what works for your children, yourself, and your whole family. It doesn’t matter what other families do, your family deserves what is right for them.
I have homeschooled my five children for the last ten years. Life is pretty busy, loud, and messy. But I’ve been doing this for almost a decade now and I’ve finally gotten a thing or two sorted out.
I want to help you feel confident to focus on what really matters to your family: your children. It doesn’t matter how anybody else homeschools, what matters is whether it works for you.
Homeschoolers face some common challenges. Here is some helpful advice to get you through these rough patches.
What to do when someone tells you not to homeschool.
How get started with your homeschool curriculum?
What to do when you’re suddenly homeschooling.
Have you noticed that your child loves numbers, puzzles, or spotting patterns? If so, you may have a budding logical/mathematical learner on your hands—what a wonderful discovery! Homeschooling gives us the beautiful opportunity to celebrate our children’s unique strengths, and for a logical/mathematical learner, that means embracing their love of reasoning, problem-solving, and analytical thinking.
Does your child learn best by moving, touching, or physically engaging with their surroundings? If so, welcome to the world of kinesthetic/tactile learners! I remember when I first started homeschooling. One of my sons just couldn’t sit still during lessons, and I wondered if I was doing something wrong. But I soon realised his hands-on
Have you ever noticed how your child’s face lights up when they hear a captivating story or have the chance to explain what they’ve learned? For around 30% of children, this auditory/verbal way of engaging is their key to unlocking a love for learning. If your child fits this description, their love for learning will
