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My 5 Favorite Homeschool Resources for 2022

Simple #homeschooling is still the name the name of the game for us, and these resources are the most vital to our daily routine!

Relaxed Homeschool Routine and Curriculum for 6 Children | 2022/2023

Since we started our new #homeschool year on July 11th, this video is a little overdue. 😉

Why We Stopped Using Life of Fred Math

Since my Life of Fred review from a few years back has been gaining some traction, I thought I’d make a follow-up video about why we are no longer using this curriculum.

Our Seasonal Homeschool Plan and Curriculum- 2021/2022

As this #homeschool year winds down, I’m finding myself already getting excited over my new seasonal #homeschooling plan for the new year. Today I’m sharing our plan and curriculum.

Fun-Schooling Math Mysteries (Minecraft) and Classic Children’s Copywork (Cursive)

I ordered a couple other books for our upcoming #homeschooling year. Fun-Schooling Math Mysteries and Classic Children’s Copywork, so today I’m just sharing a sneak peek.

A Peek Inside Konos Volume 3!

As you might already know, my family and I have been #homeschooling with Konos for many years. Last week, I bought Volume 3 because we’re almost finished with Volume 2, so here’s a sneak peek at what’s inside!

Our Sherlock Curriculum (and other unconventional homeschooling ideas)

I often say how important it is to incorporate your child’s interests into their #homeschool curriculum, especially during the teenage years. While some kids may naturally take to a self-directed way of learning, some kids really do need or want the additional structure of a more formal learning style. If you have a child like this, no need to worry! You can still incorporate your child’s interests into their learning (no matter the topic). It simply takes a bit of brainstorming and planning.