Why Homeschool by Calendar Year?
One of the advantages of homeschooling is being able to follow your own schedule. After the first year or two many families are able to fall into a routine and schedule that works best for them.
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Author: Emilee Roberts
Homeschooling During a Move
Moving a family of 5 is no small feat. We have moved many times, but this was, by far, the most stressful! Moving and homeschooling can be a tricky combination! How do you keep up with homeschooling when your stuff is in boxes and you’re spending so much time packing and unpacking?
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Prepare for Each Day in Advance
Whether you’re just getting started with your homeschool year or in the middle of it, preparation is key. Of course, preparing for they year is important – what curricula are you going to use? What field trips would you like to take? Will you take any breaks? Although all of this is important (very important) sometimes we forget the day-to-day tasks.
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Homeschooling Sensory Seekers
ensory seeking happens when the person (I don’t say child because I have Sensory Processing Disorder as well – it is not limited to just children) isn’t getting enough sensory input. They will act “hyper” as some people may call it because they can’t sit still.
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Homeschooling Special Needs Children
Our oldest son was such a sweet, easy baby, and we were so excited to be parents. When he was...
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