Homeschool scheduling. Some love it. Some cannot stand it. For our homeschool, planning is an absolute must. I usually spend the entire month of June planning out our next year’s curriculum, schedule, and rotation. Let’s go through each step.| iHomeschool Network
Are you educating children at home while juggling work deadlines and commitments? If so, consider flexible schedules.| iHomeschool Network
Being a new homeschool mom can be both exciting and overwhelming. A new homeschool mom should know a few things before she gets too enthralled in the homeschooling season. Today I’m going to share 10 tips for new homeschool moms so that you can rest easy knowing that you have this under control and things will work out just fine.| iHomeschool Network
When I started homeschooling, it wasn’t actually because I wanted to avoid sending my kids to public school. In fact, I loved my school growing up. My teachers were, and still are, some of my closest friends. I could not wait for the first day of school pictures, packing lunches, being the room mom, and so much more.| iHomeschool Network
When most people hear the phrase “play-based learning,” they immediately picture a preschool classroom full of blocks, dress-up clothes, and sensory bins. But here’s the truth: play-based learning is not just for little kids. In fact, it’s one of the most powerful and underused tools we have — for learners of all ages. Whether you’re homeschooling a kindergartener or navigating middle school at home, incorporating play into your learning routine can boost motivation, deepen unders...| ihomeschoolnetwork.com
We didn’t join our first homeschool co-op until our 13th year of homeschooling. I chose not to add more to our plate with having many littles since I was able to teach them on my own. Once we hit the high school years, though, I realized I needed some help–and that’s okay!| iHomeschool Network
