The number one homeschool item I recommend.

From paints, pastels, play doh, and pom poms to glitter, googly eyes, and glue - supply management in any home, especially a one that homeschools, can definitely be hard. Here are a few tips I’ve found helpful over the years.

Three years ago if you would’ve told me I’d be here talking homeschool rooms - I would’ve had no clue what you were even talking about. Turns out there is a whole community of homeschool rooms and moms and I absolutely love it!

A little peek into what our daily school routine looks like.

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Meal times, sensory play, desks and homeschool tables - I am sharing all the links for the workspaces we have here.

Since our time with My Tech High we’ve been given about $6000 in reimbursement funds for educational materials. In this post I am breaking down some of our favorite things and also organizing them by items that can double up as holiday or birthday gifts.

Ever since we decided to homeschool, I have struggled a bit on how to handle nostalgic events. Do we get go back to school shopping? What about school plays? Are my kids missing out on the fun holiday class parties? And, one of the bigger ones, what about the first and last days of school?

Each year, I interview my children before I map out our curriculum plan for the approaching school year. I mostly set aside this time as an “interview” because I want to have a written record.

Our family economy has changed many times over the years and this is very normal. It will always be evolving and we adapt as needed. Here are a few ideas to inspire something similar in your homes.