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A Game Plan for Choosing Homeschool Curriculum

April 10, 2021 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

Critical Pre-Season Preparations for Choosing Homeschool Curriculum You may be inundated with homeschool curriculum catalogs in the mail and emails selling digital bundles. You may have attended your first homeschool convention (spring practice) near the end of the school year, and your head is spinning! If you are homeschooling multiple children, you may be trying […]

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Homeschool Starter Kit

August 21, 2020 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

Homeschool starter kit

If you never thought you’d homeschool, and you suddenly find yourself doing it, this is the place for you! Homeschooling can seem like an overwhelming task. There is a lot of information out there, and many intimidating scenarios portrayed on ‘picture-perfect’ social media accounts. However, before you start overthinking things too much, I’d like you […]

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Homeschooling is Freedom to Learn

July 24, 2020 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

Homeschooling is the freedom to learn!

Customizing Homeschool to Meet the Needs of Our Students How to Nurture the Freedom to Learn As home educators, we have the freedom and flexibility to customize our homeschools to our students’ individual needs. This is probably the biggest perk of homeschooling. Our primary goal as our children’s teachers should be to nurture their joy […]

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5 Ways to Master Your Learning Environment During COVID-19

May 11, 2020 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

Many schools have made the switch to distance learning in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. Many parents are faced with the unexpected task of facilitating a quality learning environment from home. Obviously, we all want to provide the best education for our kids, but this is often difficult when we are unable to properly prepare […]

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Roadschooling 101

June 5, 2019 by Anne Campbell 6 Comments

Making Roadschooling Work for You When life gets in the way of homeschooling, homeschool parents often have to take school on the road. Sometimes, life seems to get in the way of plowing ahead and finishing the week’s schoolwork. Despite traveling, doctor’s appointments, sports practice, extracurricular classes, and running errands, homeschool must go on! Here […]

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The Ultimate List of Free & Low Cost Field Trips

October 9, 2018 by Anne Campbell 2 Comments

Field Trips for Learning Field trips are an important aspect of education as kids get to see, hear, and do as you explore your community. Oral histories and hands-on experiences lead to discovery learning, and this kind of learning really sticks. Kids recall things they’ve heard from the people who experienced them much more than […]

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Teaching Difficult Subjects When You Don’t Feel Qualified

September 16, 2018 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

These Options Will Make Those Difficult Subjects Easy! Homeschool parents often have concerns about whether or not they can handle teaching certain subjects, especially as kids get older. Some parents don’t feel they are qualified to teach more advanced subjects like algebra, chemistry, or foreign languages. Homeschool parents may already feel they are under scrutiny […]

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The A+ Homeschool Planner

July 29, 2018 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

Plan, Record & Celebrate Each Child’s Progress This blog uses referral links. Please read my disclosure policy. With the new school year just around the corner, homeschool planning is in full swing for many moms this month. It is an exciting time to be shopping for curriculum, figuring out schedules, and hitting the school supply aisles. […]

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The Homeschool Balancing Act

June 10, 2018 by Anne Campbell 3 Comments

Living Each Day in the Moment We moms know that life in general can be a balancing act, but when you throw homeschooling in with all the other stuff you have to get done, it can seem like an overwhelming task. On top of that, you might be teaching multiple grades, tackling high school subjects, […]

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10 Things I Wish I’d Known Before Buying Curriculum

May 8, 2018 by Anne Campbell 12 Comments

Budgeting for curriculum is on every homeschool mom’s list. But, don’t you just hate it when you buy something you end up not using? What to consider BEFORE buying new curriculum: Hand-me-downs don’t always fit. Chances are each of your kids will have a different learning style. What works with one may not work with […]

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Curriculum Fail!

May 6, 2018 by Anne Campbell 5 Comments

Many homeschool parents experience stress when their curriculum does not work out. In fact, all homeschool parents probably experience a "curriculum fail" at least once during their journey. The thing is, no curriculum is perfect. What works with one child might not work with another.

What if your curriculum does not work? Many homeschool parents experience stress when their curriculum does not work out. In fact, all homeschool parents probably experience a “curriculum fail” at least once during their journey. The thing is, no curriculum is perfect. What works with one child might not work with another. Consider this: Adapt your […]

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5 Tips for Enjoying a Homeschool Convention

January 21, 2018 by Anne Campbell 1 Comment

Enjoying a Homeschool Convention This blog uses affiliate links. Please read my disclosure policy. We’ve been homeschooling for ten years, but last year was the first time I ever attended a homeschool convention. I was always afraid that it would be an overwhelming experience, but it ended up being a time of refreshment, encouragement, enthusiasm, and […]

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