Quick & Easy German Meatloaf This recipe for quick & easy German Meatloaf is delicious. It’s another one of the few dishes I serve that everyone in my family loves. I love it because it’s rather quick to throw together and cook, and they love it because well, it’s good. I serve this German …
How to Teach Homeschool Reading When I first started homeschooling my children, homeschool reading was a subject I was terrified to teach. That sounds a little ridiculous now, but back then it was a real fear. I consider myself a very good reader. I’ve always loved to read, well, for as long as I …
Best Cake Made from a Mix…Ever I have absolutely no desire to make a cake from scratch. So, I had to figure out how to make the best cake made from a mix. You know, a moist cake, that just melts in your mouth. You want a cake that makes your guests oooh and aaaah …
DIY Cute Birthday Cakes Store bought birthday cakes can be expensive and sometimes the decorating options can be minimal. I’ve discovered how to DIY cute birthday cakes for my kids’ birthdays. Disclaimer — I want to be upfront in saying that I’m in no way a cake decorator, as you’ll see from my photos. I’m …
Helpful Homeschool Grading Tips “Homeschool grading is the fun part of homeschool, for me. This is where the rubber meets the road and I know, beyond a shadow of a doubt, if my kids are learning anything.” Said no homeschool mama, ever! Look people, if you need a grading scale to know if your …
Our Preschool Homeschool Curriculum Our preschool homeschool curriculum actually isn’t much of a curriculum at all. It’s more of a skill set, learned through fun and “playing school,” that my little guy needs to accomplish before he’s ready to move on to actual schoolwork. Our, what I believe to be, last baby is turning three …
Changing Homeschool Curriculum Mid-Year As an eclectic homeschool mom, there’s not one particular boxed curriculum that I get especially jazzed about. There are some curriculums that I really love, and some that I feel don’t fit my kiddo once I get into the meat of the subject. So, changing homeschool curriculum mid-year is something that …
Our 2018-2019 7th Grade Homeschool Curriculum Teaching basic subjects is important in your 7th grade homeschool curriculum, but allowing room for your student to explore their own interests can be very beneficial. A mix of the two makes for a rich home education. Some of this post is going to be a little repetitive of …
Our 2018-2019 4th Grade Homeschool Curriculum When choosing 4th grade homeschool curriculum, I usually focus on base subjects, like English/Grammar, Math, Science, and History. That leaves lots of room for my kids to learn through play on their own. English/Grammar We began this school year with some review from our Growing with …
Our 2018-2019 Kindergarten Homeschool Curriculum I wanted to make absolutely sure my twins didn’t get bored with their 2018-2019 Kindergarten Homeschool Curriculum. So, I had to be very creative when planning. I absolutely do not believe in spending a lot of money for homeschool curriculum. Kindergarten, in my opinion, is about playing more than …
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Homeschooling Multiple Ages To some people, the thoughts of homeschooling multiple ages sounds like it would look like a three-ring circus, but there are ways to make it virtually painless. The best homeschool curriculum for multiple ages is going to be a curriculum that encompasses several levels of learning. Multi-Level Curriculum A multi-level curriculum can …
When Dad Doesn’t Help – A letter to the struggling homeschool mom. Dear Momma, It can be difficult when Dad doesn’t help homeschool the children. If Dad is present, sometimes he doesn’t understand, sometimes he thinks all this is just crazy. He went along with the decision, but isn’t quite sure you’re doing the right …
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The Best Time-Saving Mom Hack…Ever I’ve been doing Walmart Grocery Pickup for several weeks now. I wasn’t sure I would like it at first, but it is the best time-saving mom hack…ever. I LOVE IT and here’s why – ***This post contains affiliate links, meaning, if you click through and make a purchase or sign …
Best Free Apps for Preschoolers and Kindergarteners Let me just start by stating that I don’t believe that learning apps should ever be used as the only means of homeschooling your child, but they can be your saving grace on those days when you just can’t do the homeschool mom thing. These are some of …
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Potty Training Toddlers While Homeschooling Potty training toddlers while trying to homeschool other children might sound like a recipe for disaster, but it doesn’t have to be. Preparation is key! *This website is an Amazon Affiliate. If you click through one of these links and make a purchase, I may earn a small commission. If …
Slow Cooker Vegetable Beef Soup For a very long time, I made easy vegetable beef soup on the stovetop until one day I decided to turn it into slow cooker vegetable beef soup. THE EASIEST VEGETABLE BEEF SOUP EVER! And it all came about because I was busy and didn’t want to babysit soup. I hate babysitting a …
Our 2018-2019 Homeschool Schedule — Blocks of Time Planning your homeschool schedule can be confusing. How are you going to get all the required work completed when there’s only one of you to teach lessons, answer questions, and grade your children’s work? This is how we’re scheduling our homeschool day this school year. Homeschool Daily …
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Planning Your Homeschool Year to Avoid Burnout Until four years ago, I struggled with homeschool burnout every year, but I discovered a new homeschool year plan and left burnout far, far behind. When we first began our homeschooling journey, our homeschool schedule looked very much like that of the public school system. We tried to …
Organizing Homeschool Curriculum You’ve bought curriculum and purchased supplies you’ll need. Organizing homeschool curriculum is your next step. I mean, no one wants their house to look like the episode of Hoarders where the house was overrun with every paper and book the owner had ever touched IN HIS LIFE. No, no, no, we cannot …
Keeping all your kid’s homeschool paperwork organized can be very intimidating. Worksheets, tests, important records, you need to keep it all, right? Well, not necessarily. Let’s decide what’s important… *This website is an Amazon Affiliate. If you click through one of these links and make a purchase, I may earn a small commission. If you …
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