Our Homeschool Blog

When we began our homeschooling journey, I, like many others, was unsure of where to begin. I was overwhelmed trying to figure out how to fit everything into one day. I thought that our day needed to look like the public school system, but at home. I doubted my ability to teach my children. I read numerous blogs, scoured Pinterest and YouTube for guidance, and shed many tears. As time went on, I noticed that all these mothers shared similar advice. Don't Rush Take it easy. Yo

Recently, I was selling some children's clothes on Facebook Marketplace. A woman contacted me to arrange a meeting time, and I mentioned that since we homeschool, I'm quite flexible with scheduling. She replied, "Oh, I wish I could do that." I casually responded that she could and moved on. However, when we met, she asked, "Okay, so how do you do it?" I was a bit surprised but shared some of our experiences and explained that it's not always easy. She then said... "You must h

The holidays tend to be extremely busy, and I often find myself relating to the Grinch this time of year. Don't get me wrong, I absolutely love Christmas, but I do not enjoy the commercialism that comes with it. It's overwhelming and takes away from the true meaning of Christmas. This isn't a blog about my thoughts on Christmas. But the best day I've had in a long time came right after an overwhelming Christmas holiday. It all started at 9 p.m. on Sunday, December 28th, 2025

When winter settles in and the cold keeps us indoors, it’s easy for cabin fever to set in, especially for homeschool moms juggling lessons and restless kids. I’ve found that having a few go-to activities can turn those chilly days into memorable moments filled with laughter and learning. If you’re looking for ways to keep your kids engaged and happy without stepping outside, here are three fun things to do at home that have worked wonders for my family. 1. Create a Themed Lea

Hello! I'm Melissa, and I have three amazing children: two daughters, aged 7 and 5, and a son, aged 3. We began our homeschooling journey in the fall of 2024, initially only homeschooling my middle daughter, who was just 4 years old at the time. Preschool was relatively easy, and having a younger brother around didn't complicate our lessons much. However, now that both of my daughters are at home, I find it a bit more challenging to keep everyone focused. Here are some things