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Looking for Independence Day ideas to include in your homeschool plans this summer? Whether you homeschool year-round and need some detailed learning ideas or take a break in the summer and prefer something lighter, I’ve got you covered. Today I’m sharing ten w...


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While learning can, and often still does, look like a student sitting and learning during a set time, in a set space, and doing a set activity such as reading and writing, learning can also look quite different from the traditional model of education. In fact, one of the main reasons why families choose to home educate is so that learning does look different.

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Thinking about joining a homeschool group? Learn why it might be the best move you ever make in your homeschooling.

When I first started homeschooling four years ago, I made so many mistakes. Well, they didn’t seem like mistakes at the time, but looking back now, I can see so many things I should have done differently.

I will probably write posts about...


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Maybe it’s because I’ve surrounded myself with women who are living similar lifestyles, but it feels like today’s homeschool moms are juggling more than ever before. Learn how to make time for yourself in a homeschool day.

I’m meeting more and more women who are juggling the responsibilities of homeschooling plus managing their homes (sometimes with more he...


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AI can be a phenomenal assistant for busy homeschool families—brainstorming project ideas, helping teens plan workflows, or offering on-demand explanations when you’re not right beside them. Used well, it builds independence and frees you up for richer discussions and hands-on learning. Used poorly, it can shortcut learning or create plagiarism headaches. The difference is al...


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