Featured Writings
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Learning Well and Guest Blog Writings
Articles I’ve written for the Learning Well journal and guest writings on fellow homeschool blogs.
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Speaking Events
Information and Encouragement I’ve shared at speaking occasions.
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News Articles and Interviews
Interviews I’ve participated in or articles I’ve written for news networks.
Homeschool Resources
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Book Lists
Recommendations for high moral literature, classics, and more.
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Homeschool Routines
Homeschooling routines grow just like our kids do
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Homeschool Troubles
Homeschool Troubles? I can lend some advice
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Homeschooling Must Haves
Homeschooling items I’ve found over the years
Recent Blog Posts
The Gift that Keeps on Giving
Friends…it’s almost that time of year again! It’s almost Christmas! If you’ve followed me any length of time, you know that I love this time of year. I already have my glistening decorations up and I have my Christmas playlist ready so all I need to do is hit play. And what better way to share my Christmas cheer than to share some Gift Guides with you.
Homeschool Troubles?
On my channel, I’ve always strived to be that friend you could come to and chat over a cup of coffee to share your struggles or questions. I wish to be an encouragement to others going through something I have been through. I wish to share my experiences in hope they will help others in their journey. I want to talk to people about things that are important to me and that I had questions about when I started to homeschool. My hope is this post helps you find the answers to your questions. I’ve organized many of my videos below based on topics that have come up often when talking to you all.
Homeschool Routines
Over the past eight years, I’ve learned through about homeschool. Some things can stay the same and some things must change as your children grow. Our homeschool routines have evolved over the years. Some of the systems that worked when all four of my children were under the age of seven no longer work today, however there are a few things that have stayed the same. Nevertheless, as our children grow and mature, new practices must be put in place to allow them to thrive.