Chances are you're here because you need ideas on how to easily plan and manage your homeschool. You've come to the right place!

Basically, the first two years of our homeschool journey was a free curriculum frenzy. Find out what we used!

I’ve mentioned the benefits of homeschool that appealed to us, but I never really got into the “heavy” stuff. Today's the day.

Psst. I have a few confessions to make. I hope you don't mind me sharing. Perhaps you can relate to some of them.

Many homeschool newbies wonder if having a homeschool room is necessary. Here's my take as well as a complete homeschool room tour.

Do you teach from fear rather than love? Are you missing those little moments? Here's how to show up for your homeschool.

I've noticed most moms would love to take more field trips with their family, but are fresh out of ideas. Here is a long list of good ones.

Building new friendships in adulthood can be daunting, especially when you homeschool. Thankfully, I've got some great tips.

Enjoy this FREE MLK coloring page on me. This FREE download consists of palatable fun facts suitable for preschool and early elementary students.

Socialization seems to be a top concern for prospective homeschool parents. Read my take on socialization and how you can create more social opportunities for your children.

I may not understand exactly what you’re going through, but I have an idea. Read what I've learned during trying seasons.

I share these real mom moments in hope that it can help free some of you from the unnecessary burden you’ve placed on yourself.

Is this homeschool thing for me? If you've ever asked this question, you've come to the right place.

Summer schedules doesn't have to be a drag. Here are some tips for creating a flexible, effective routine your kids won't mind following.

Confidence is something we all struggle with. Find out the invaluable lessons I've learned about growing in matured confidence.

Math practice may seem redundant but it’s necessary to build and maintain fluency. Thankfully, we discovered a fun way to do it!

I did it. Twelve years ago, I cut all my processed hair down to just over two inches. I felt free. Courageous. Bold. Keep reading to find out what else I felt.

I love when moms share their homeschool “hiccups,” so I’ll go ahead and share mine today. Here are ten things that proved to be unhealthy for our homeschool.

What happens when your temper is tried in your homeschool? I set out to be intentional about improving this area of my life. Here are my tried and true strategies.

It’s time to share what we don’t do that many moms think we probably should.