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As a homeschooling mother, I have several books that I consider must-haves. I only wish I had found them all in my early days of homeschooling! When we first decided to homeschool (my oldest was entering Kindergarten), I read every book, blog, and article I could find on the how-to’s of homeschooling. And while it …
When you’re a homeschooling mama, you know that learning takes place all day, most every day. For most of us, some days have more structured, formal- type learning. Those are the days we “do school” here at our house. But learning never stops here at the Hill House. There are paper airplanes to fold and …
I’ll be honest that I never envisioned myself as a homeschooling mama. I wouldn’t trade it for any other option now, but it certainly was not what we set out to do. I could write a book about the things I’ve learned over the past 3 years of our homeschooling life. But the biggest surprise? …
One of my (many) goals this year is to be more intentional with memorizing Scripture. I have some great tools and ideas in place for memorizing Scripture, it’s just a matter of follow through. So to help myself stick to it, I created an editable pdf where I can plan which Bible verses we will …
We are in our second year of Tapestry of Grace – Year 2, Unit 3 to be exact. The flexibility that Tapestry offers is one of its perks…however it’s also been one of the hardest parts for this Mama who needs to check things off of a list. Tapestry of Grace offers an abundance of …
For the first 1 1/2 years of homeschooling, I flitted around from blog to blog looking for a Bible curriculum that would be a good fit for us. My oldest wasn’t reading well yet and liked to write even less. I had an extremely hard time finding Bible curriculum that moved past the surface description …
During our school day, I have a dedicated amount of time carved out for my littlest people (3 years old and 20 months). We read books, play puzzles together, do the occasional File Folder Game, and dig through their ABC box during their allocated “Pre-K Fun Time” each school morning. I found that if my …
