Are you homeschooling with a chronic illness? This is my personal story of how I’ve been handling homeschooling & chronic illness, and a few tips to help you on your journey.

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Are you homeschooling with a chronic illness? This is my personal story of how I’ve been handling homeschooling & chronic illness, and a few tips to help you on your journey.
We all need a little bit of encouragement now and then. I love to read through homeschooling quotes whenever I’m feeling the need for some homeschool inspiration. It helps me to regain my focus on what this homeschool journey is all about. Read more…
We are studying President Donald Trump with this Free Donald Trump Unit Study. I’ve found some notebooking pages, and compiled a list of great resources for the study. Read more…
This George Washington Carver study contains videos, drawing tutorials, readings, book suggestions, projects, art, and notebooking resources. Read more…
The Statue of Liberty was a gift from France to America in 1886. It took 9 years to build while in France, and only 4 months to reassemble when it arrived in the US. (Source) This mini-unit on the Statue of Liberty contains videos, notebooking pages, lapbook materials, drawing tutorials, book suggestions, and more. Statue […] Read more…
Batman Doubles Multiplication Worksheets These Batman themed doubles multiplication worksheets are perfect for your batman lover! (Scroll to the bottom to download your free Batman Doubles Multiplication Worksheets.) This post contains affiliate links. Which means I may receive a commission if you click on one of my links. (At no extra charge for you.) Regardless, […] Read more…
Why is it so important to choose a Bible homeschool curriculum? Bible can be easily overlooked when you pick out your curriculum for the new school year. However, Bible is so important to teach our children as homeschooling Christians. Read more…
Are You Embarrassed By Your Homeschool Organization Skills? Here’s What To Do I love to organize! It’s always been one of my things. I can organize for hours, and I am constantly looking for new and better ways to keep everything organized. But, as you may well know, things don’t stay organized for long with […] Read more…
10 Awesome Books For 4th Graders to Read Looking for some books for 4th graders to read? Well then…This post is for you! When my oldest two children were in 4th grade we were exposed to some great books. We used Heart of Dakota as our main curriculum. I have to say… they had some […] Read more…
How to Create a Homeschool Master Binder This post is part of the Homeschool Success Hacks Blog Hop- Back to Homeschool! My first year of homeschooling, I did so much research it was unreal! I wanted to make sure I got off on the right foot. The best thing I did was to make a […] Read more…