Welcome to this holiday edition of Mom’s Night Out: Homeschooling During the Holidays with Yolanda Pugh! Yolanda is a wife, mom, business owner, and homeschool parent, her youngest child graduating with both their high school diploma and their Associate’s degree this May! Yolanda is a math teacher and has taught and tutored math for over … Continue reading Mom’s Night Out: Homeschooling During the Holidays with Yolanda Pugh
It was such a pleasure getting to chat with Dr. Melanie Wilson, the woman behind the brilliant homeschooling blog and support group, Psycho With 6 (don’t let the curious title fool you, she is anything but crazy!) and author of The Organized Homeschool Life. I met Melanie several years ago on Periscope while searching for … Continue reading 4 Tips to Organize Your Homeschool with Dr. Melanie Wilson!
Tiffany invites us to redefine the term “home,” moving beyond the physical space in which we dwell. As a homemaker, Tiffany has created a home in which the Gospel is on display every day. She views the home as a sanctuary for her family, a place of refuge in which they feel embraced, appreciated, and accepted. A life-giving home is one that brings the family closer to the Lord, and creates an opportunity for others – neighbors, friends, extended family – to know the Lord as well.
A simple homeschool prayer to encourage and strengthen your heart for the week ahead. Dear God,I submit myself and my children to You. Please help me to work consistently and diligently. Help me to remember that "if I expect my children to flourish, I can't pick up this work with enthusiasm one day and neglect … Continue reading A Simple Homeschool Prayer
#MorningBasket, #CircleTime are just some of the new buzz words to describe a family's morning time routine. It's a great way to get your #homeschool started on the right track. Andrea takes a moment to share her family's morning time routine with us.
It was another Monday morning. The fun from the weekend activities have worn off and now it was time for a new week of homeschool. Oh joy.
As I write this blog post about time management, I’m smiling (and crying) inside at the irony of it all. The fact is, I’m sitting down to write at 12:30 a.m. because I have “no time” during daylight hours to write. But in all seriousness, I know I’m not alone in this, as we mamas juggle many things every day, constantly trying to do it all.
My daughter was six years old when she came home from school and asked to be #homeschooled.
I did not always want to homeschool. I went to school for chemical engineering and worked in the field. I worked at a plant then became a training manager. When we began seriously thinking about homeschooling, I was pregnant with our third child. I knew I was leaving my current employer, but I was disappointed when the only opportunities that chased me—literally—were part-time.
We don’t really run by a schedule. I have found schedules to make us feel overwhelmed so for a while now we have been living in weekly and daily rhythms...
