Today, I’m super excited to sit down and share with you all the curriculum choices for my kids' upcoming homeschool year. I can’t believe I have three high schoolers and one middle schooler this year! Each curriculum choice reflects our family’s homeschooling journey and each of my children's unique interests and needs. So, grab a cup of coffee, get comfy, and let’s get started!

Hey friends! In today’s blog post, I'm sharing my kids' end-of-the-year book recommendations. I've shared this video on my YouTube channel year after year and thought it was time to share some insight into our book review process here on the blog. So grab your pen and paper to jot down any titles my kids recommend for your homeschool or your children in general.

As the homeschool year is entering its fourth quarter, you may be considering the curriculums you’ll be using next year, if you haven’t purchased them already. And for some of you, you may be looking into options for your homeschooled high schooler. Maybe you plan to explore dual enrollment as I did with my oldest daughter this past year? If so, I’m here with ten tips I wish I had known when I first began looking into dual enrollment.

Easter is early this year and is fast approaching. Every year I like to gift my kids with practical items in their Easter baskets. It has nothing to do with the resurrection of our Savior, but is just a fun gesture I love doing for my kids. Now that my kids are older, bubbles and chocolate bunnies aren’t cutting it anymore so I have gotten more creative with the items I choose.