Spending time reading books is an important part of our homeschool, as I want my children to have a love for learning and literature. This blog post shares the ways I encourage my kids to spend time reading and foster a love of books and literature through our home environment, available book choices, and more.

As a working, homeschooling mom of four, I try to set up my days in a way that cultivates peace and joy in our home. Here is a peek inside my realistic morning routine where I make time for my personal devotional, meal prep for myself and my family, exercise, plus home responsibilities before we begin our school day.

The end of the school year is a special time for both parents and children. Whether you homeschool year-round or take a break during the summer, the end of the school year can bring up a lot of different emotions. This blog discusses how to audit your homeschool year and fun ideas for celebrating accomplishments.

Summer can feel daunting for homeschooling families and non-homeschooling families alike. This post shares intentional summer rhythms to enrich your children’s days including a FREE Summer Book List and FREE week-long nature study.

These are intentional Easter gifts that encourage children’s creativity or are practical items that they will use. For the readers, a list of classics and fun readers. For the imaginative and creative ones, a list of open-ended toys and art supplies. For the adventurer, plenty of gift ideas to keep them exploring.

As we wait for spring, I notice our homeschool curriculum and schoolwork routine can begin to feel burdensome and difficult. Whether it’s the winter blues or not, sometimes the effort of keeping up a daily rhythm that was fun before can feel challenging. Combat the winter blues and burnout with these tips.

With Valentine’s Day coming up, I decided to plan a little love-themed tea time for my children in lieu of lessons one afternoon this week. Here are my steps and tips for hosting a love-themed tea time!

We made these sweet and simple Words of Affirmation Valentine’s Cards to share with your families this year. Download, print, and fill them out with your children to give words of affirmation to the special people in their lives!

I have not used “gameschooling” in our homeschool until recently. Now that my family has entered our game era, I made a master list of educational games for preschool, math, language arts, logic, science, and of course, lots of fun and laughs for the entire family. These games gently encourage learning in a fun way.

Add eloquence and beauty to your homeschool space and support a peaceful rhythm throughout your day with the Daily Rhythm Bundle from Treehouse Schoolhouse. Map out your daily homeschool activities with the Daily Rhythm Cards to give a visual reminder throughout your homeschool day of daily expectations and routines.