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10 Things to Include in Your Homeschool Planner

Homeschool planners are all the rage these days. It’s hard to resist those alluring designs, fun little stickers, and adorable washi tapes. I love a cute planner, but—for me—functionality is

Posted in Homeschool, New to Homeschool, Planning, Teach Your Genius

5 Questions to Ask When Planning Your Homeschool Day

Spring is around the corner, and for most homeschoolers, that means planning for the next school year. Cue the curriculum purchases, Amazon deliveries, and Happy Planners with adorable washi tape.

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Day in the Life of a Homeschool Kid | 5th Grade

So, I started our homeschool year creating my ideal "get it done by noon" schedule and realized this so-called schedule was setting us up for failure because it wasn't based on how our family

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6 Easy Ways to Promote Intelligence in Your Homeschool

Nike Anderson
posted on February 2, 2021February 3, 2021
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Did you know that your home or learning environment can be intelligence promoting? From birth, the quality of a child's physical environment plays a critical role in developing and expressing that

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A Guide to Homeschooling After the Honeymoon Stage

Nike Anderson
posted on September 29, 2020December 2, 2020
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Oh, that magical time when you’ve just started your homeschool journey. Everything’s a joy, your children have positive attitudes, and your days are filled with adventures and hands-on learning.

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Top 7 Reasons Parents Struggle to Homeschool

Nike Anderson
posted on September 22, 2020February 21, 2021
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Homeschool challenges often lead to feelings of frustration and incompetence for many parents. If you're struggling to homeschool, you're not alone. There are many reasons why homeschool challenges

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First Day of Homeschool Dos and Don’ts

Nike Anderson
posted on August 24, 2020February 21, 2021
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After experiencing six first days of homeschool, you'd think I'd remember to abide by all the classic dos and don'ts. But the truth is, even in my sixth year as a home educator, I have to remind

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Homeschool Kids’ Day-In-The-Life | Schedule

Nike Anderson
posted on August 18, 2020February 20, 2021
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What does a day-in-the-life look like for homeschoolers? The answer to that question depends on the family.

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Homeschool Must-Haves Missing From Your List

Nike Anderson
posted on August 10, 2020February 20, 2021
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You've got the pencils, the markers, and the notebooks, but do you have these items on your back-to-homeschool

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My Curriculum Picks for Grades 2-7 | Whole Child Learning

Nike Anderson
posted on August 3, 2020September 26, 2020
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We are ready to resume our homeschool routine. This time, with a new set of curricula we’ve never tried before. I figured I’d take you all along for the journey as we make the most of our “new

Nike Michelle Anderson

Blogger | Resource Author| Mentor

Hi, I'm Nike! Not to be confused with the athletic brand:) I'm a wife, boy mom, and homeschooler living in Middle Georgia. My passion is helping families like yours navigate their homeschool journey with wisdom and intentional homeschooling.

10 Things to Include in Your Homeschool Planner

5 Questions to Ask When Planning Your Homeschool Day

Day in the Life of a Homeschool Kid | 5th Grade

6 Easy Ways to Promote Intelligence in Your Homeschool

A Guide to Homeschooling After the Honeymoon Stage

Top 7 Reasons Parents Struggle to Homeschool

First Day of Homeschool Dos and Don’ts

Homeschool Kids’ Day-In-The-Life | Schedule

Homeschool Must-Haves Missing From Your List

My Curriculum Picks for Grades 2-7 | Whole Child Learning

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