Working full-time while homeschooling isn’t just a balancing act it can feel like a constant juggling of pressure, lessons, and laundry, leaving little room for yourself. I want to share how I avoid burnout and remind you why self-care is important when you are pulled in so many directions.
15 Fall Picture Books for Your Homeschool
Fall is such a magical time to slow down and enjoy the little moments with our kids, and one of my favorite ways to do that is through seasonal picture books. Whether you’re snuggling on the couch, exploring a pumpkin patch, or talking about the changing leaves, books have a way of bringing the season to life in a fun, memorable way.
The Ultimate Guide to Spelling Practice for Homeschool Kids
Spelling practice doesn’t have to be boring! By tailoring activities to your child’s unique learning style, you can make it both engaging and effective. Below are some creative ways to practice spelling in your homeschool, designed to fit your child’s individual needs.
15 Fall Board Books For your Homeschool
If you’re hoping to set a cozy tone in your homeschool mornings this Fall, a fall book list with a few board books is a sweet and practical place to start. It pulls everyone together, keeps little hands engaged, and gently invites learning before the day gets rolling. Simple, flexible, and filled with connection it’s…
Practical Time Management Hacks for Working Moms Who Homeschool
Working moms who homeschool often juggle a million things at once, making effective time management not just a skill but a lifeline. I hear from so many parents struggling to find practical ways to balance homeschooling and working without feeling overwhelmed. As a homeschooling mom of six years (many of which I’ve spent working full time). I want to share some real, doable tips that have helped me keep it all moving smoothly.
20 of the Best Community Helper Books for Kids
Looking to build on your community helpers theme? This curated book list is the perfect companion to our Community Helpers Morning Basket! Whether you’re filling out your read-aloud stack, stocking a themed book nook, or simply following your child’s growing curiosity about the people who make our world work, these titles offer even more meaningful…
How to Build a Complete Community Helpers Morning Basket for Your Homeschool
There’s something truly special about exploring community helpers with kids it’s a chance to open their eyes to the many ways people work together to keep our neighborhoods safe, healthy, and thriving. From brave firefighters and caring nurses to hardworking mail carriers and thoughtful teachers, these everyday heroes show us what it means to serve others with heart and purpose.
How to Gently Learn During Deschooling 30+ Ideas to Inspire Your Days
Deschooling is a beautiful season of slowing down, and one of the most common questions I hear is, “But what do we do all day?” I get it I’m a major planner girly. I love making a plan and checking it off. So the idea of “doing nothing” while we relearn what education even is? Honestly, it can feel overwhelming. That’s why I’ve rounded up some gentle, real-life ideas to keep learning front and center during your deschooling season—without diving back into formal schoolwork.
How I Teach and Practice Spelling in Our Homeschool
The Gentle Way I Build Spelling Skills in the Early Years When it comes to spelling, I believe the foundation starts long before we ever pull out a workbook or give a word list. During the early years — roughly kindergarten through second grade — I focus heavily on reading aloud (with my kids following…
Healthy Habits & the Human Body Master Book List
As we ease back into homeschool life this August, I’m focusing our morning basket on Healthy Habits & the Human Body. This theme is the perfect gentle start to the school year — helping kids reconnect with their bodies, establish routines, and build habits that support both physical health and emotional well-being. During the month…