How to Help Your Reluctant Writer Be A Creative Writer
Writing can be a challenge for some kiddos, especially creative writing. Sometimes they get it in their head they can't write. Other times, they are scared to share their ideas.…
The Best Tips for Homeschooling Success Year After Year
I know I've said it many times before, but it bears repeating. Homeschooling is hard. From time-to-time, all homeschool moms need a reminder. Even the moms that have been homeschooling…
The Benefits of Scouts for Your Homeschool
Imagine an activity that teaches citizenship, community service, outdoor skills, physical fitness, a duty to God, AND exposure to a variety of academic subjects. Sounds great, huh? Surprisingly, scouting teaches…
Our Homeschool Curriculum for 5th and 7th Grade
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Don’t Panic If You Need to Switch Curriculum
It's the beginning of the school year. You have the shiny new curriculum that you're all excited to use. You scoured the internet; you asked friends; you read reviews. You…
How to Start Your Homeschool Year Off Right
Yes! I want my FREE Reading Resource Packet! Subscribe and Download Thank you! You have successfully joined our subscriber list. The new homeschool year is about ready to start for many…
How to Create an Awesome Summer Reading Program
Yes! I want my FREE Reading Resource Packet! (Check your Spam folder.) Subscribe and Download Loading... Thank you! You have successfully joined our subscriber list. Many of the local libraries run…
Technology in Reading: How to Get Started in Your Homeschool
I did a post last week on Why You Need Technology in Your Homeschool. If you missed it check it out. I wanted to follow up this week, though, with…
Why You Need Technology in Your Homeschool
Technology! Boy, our world is filled with SO MUCH technology. There is always the latest and greatest gadget. The newest item to make life easier. It is seems our kids…
Homeschool Emergency Preparedness: Part 1
The following post is written by my husband, Dale Rowley. He is the Emergency Manager for a county here in Maine. In this post, he shares some ideas on how…