We’ve all had those summers—the ones that seem to flash by in a blur of sticky popsicle hands, half-started projects, and the subtle but constant tug of worry that we should be doing more. More academics, more enrichment, more organizing of the endless, scattered pieces of homeschooling life. The laundry piles up, the curriculum taunts…
Summer is a wonderful time for everyone in the family to unwind and relax. It doesn’t take long, though, before you begin to hear your kids grumbling about being bored — even if they’re homeschooled. Summer boredom claims are universal… Want some fun idease to print and try? Check out the Big Bucket list of…
Every homeschool parent knows that certain seasons feel a little heavier than others. Sometimes, the phrase “homeschool overwhelm” doesn’t even do it justice. Between laundry waiting in the washer, forgotten math lessons, and kids with shifting needs, it can feel like there’s not a single thing getting done—at least not in the way you envisioned….
I remember her online comment like it was yesterday. Her seven-year-old was reading at an eleventh grade level, had just completed sixth grade math, was exceptionally emotional, and had trouble holding a pencil. *Make sure you read to the end of this post to enter the giveaway!* She was struggling to meet all…
I love sharing stories of other parents parenting and homeschooling gifted kids. This is Heather’s… Billy is gifted. He is 5 and knows how to add, subtract and is really learning how to read and write well (when he feels like it). He loves technology (he could work the iPhone at age 2) and…
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