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Ready or not, here it comes! Your sweet angel child blurts out a question out of what seems like “the blue” to you, but let me tell you–just because you...

Calendar and Time Each weekday morning, the very first thing we do in our home education is grab our Morning Time Menus and dry-erase markers and get to work on...

  Today's blog post is by my husband, Matt Mimnagh. His words in this post made me laugh and cry and, while I know I am biased, I hope you...

Planning for homeschool can feel daunting and overwhelming, especially if you are new to homeschooling or you have multiple children to plan for. There are many methods to homeschool planning....

Maybe you are considering taking the leap or you have just jumped into making the weighty decision to be a home-educating family. Either way, you probably feel the full spectrum...

What is Deschooling? Deschooling is an intentional time period that is beneficial for parents and children to experience when making the transition from traditional schooling to homeschooling. To really get...

Today's blog is a guest post from my friend SarahRuth of Kindle Togetherness. SarahRuth is public school educator turned homeschool mama of three boys living her best life in her husband's...

Summer is here! For some homeschool families that means a total break from all things “school”. Others do full-on school and some find themselves somewhere in the middle. This summer...

Today's post is a guest blog from my friend, Natasha Red. Natasha is a homeschool mom of two, and lives with her husband and kiddos in the inner city of the...

We recently went on a road trip to Florida from North Carolina with our four children ages 2-9 years old. It was the first long trip we have taken with...

Today's post is a guest blog from Mackenzie at Twigs and Sage. Mackenzie is a wife to her husband of 10 1/2 years and a homeschool mama to three, soon to...

The first thing I did after choosing home education for my family was ask myself what sort of atmosphere and lifestyle I wanted to set for my children. What was...