Happy January! I hope you all had an amazing Christmas break filled with love, joy, and family. January often feels like a fresh start, making it the perfect time to reset your homeschool rhythm and try something new. If you haven’t tried a themed morning basket yet… what are you waiting for? A themed morning…
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Classic Christmas Morning Basket Theme
There’s just something magical about slowing down together in December, isn’t there? When the lights are twinkling, the cocoa is warm, and the kids suddenly become very interested in anything that feels extra special. This month’s morning basket leans all the way into that feeling simple, classic Christmas charm with stories, songs, and crafts that…
Using Technology to Support Homeschooling While Working Full Time
Balancing a full-time job while homeschooling my children has been one of the most challenging—and rewarding—experiences of my life. I’ve been working full-time for three years and have learned a lot about managing work and school without getting burned out. When I first started, I tried to avoid using technology because I worried it wouldn’t…
The Best Thanksgiving Picture Books for Cozy Homeschool Read-Alouds
Thanksgiving picture books are the perfect way to cozy up with your kids and celebrate gratitude, kindness, and the joy of being together. From clever turkeys outsmarting their fate to true stories of friendship, perseverance, and the history behind the holiday, these books bring Thanksgiving to life in ways that are fun, meaningful, and full…
15 Cozy Thanksgiving Board Books Your Toddlers Will Love
Thanksgiving is such a special time to slow down and celebrate all the little blessings in our lives, and there’s no better way to introduce gratitude to little ones than with a stack of engaging board books. These picks are perfect for toddlers and preschoolers, offering bright illustrations, playful rhymes, and interactive elements that make…
Nature In November A Morning Basket Theme
As the air turns crisp and the leaves paint the world in golds and reds, November is the perfect time to bring a little extra Nature into your mornings. This month’s morning basket is filled with books, poems, devotionals, and hands-on activities designed to help children of all ages slow down, notice the changing season,…
The Working Homeschool Mom’s Secret to Making the Most of Weekend Learning
Working Homeschool Mom’s know that balancing full-time work and homeschooling can feel like juggling two full-time jobs, and by the time Friday rolls around, it’s easy to feel like there’s nothing left to give. Here’s the thing, when you finally find a weekday routine that feels manageable, a big art project or lengthy science experiment…
The Best 30 Ancient Egypt Books For Homeschooling Families
If you’re looking for ways to bring history to life in your homeschool, few topics capture kids’ imaginations quite like ancient Egypt. From towering pyramids to mysterious mummies and powerful pharaohs, there’s so much to explore and enjoy.
How to Involve Your Partner Your Homeschool
How to Involve Your Partner in Your Homeschool often begins with recognizing that homeschooling is a team effort, even if one parent takes the lead in daily lessons. I know that many times our partners are juggling full-time jobs, handling household maintenance, or simply lacking the confidence to jump into a homeschool lesson. Over the…
40 Fall Books for Middle Grade Cozy, Magical, and Spooky Reads
As the leaves turn and the air grows crisp, there’s nothing quite like the magic of a good book to welcome the season. This curated list of fall books for middle grade readers is filled with cozy read-alouds, independent picks, and spooky adventures that capture the spirit of autumn. Whether your kids are curled up with a blanket or diving into a daring quest, these stories are sure to spark imagination and excitement.