Since meals come around all day everyday, here are a few things that have helped our kids be a little more independent when it comes to the kitchen.

The toddler years can be rough — throw in trying to homeschool older children — and it’s a whole new level of challenging. Here are 10 things I’ve learned over the last few years.

Our first day back to homeschool 2022 with all the links and details.

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.

A few simple tips on planning out a homeschool year.

5 Thoughts To Help You Combat Today’s Societal Lies

I’ve always had a Montessori flare to my parenting and teaching style. These are some of the favorite items we use for our home and learning environments

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

Here are a few recommendations we love to pull out during November:

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?

Ever wanted to set up a learning shelf? Here is a detailed post on one way I like to set up a themed shelf filled with lots of invitations to learn!

This year we decided to take the first couple of days back to school and do a few All About Me activities

Morning routines are going to widely vary in every family, but I can’t help but feel morning time is probably one of the most important parts of our days. It is about beginning your day with Him.

We use empty menu covers to help us organize frequently referenced material for our devotionals, family economy, schedules, and at-home church.

This is the spiritual foundation we built our homeschool on.

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.