Homeschooling | Special Needs | Mom Life
Do you set homeschool goals? If you’ve been homeschooling for even a short while, you can probably relate to homeschooling days going awry. Those days can make you feel like a failure. So what I’ve done for myself, is to set nine simple homeschool goals to try and reach every day. They may not be […]
As I’ve mentioned before, it’s important to take a step back and to see how far you’ve come in life. This is especially true when it comes to homeschooling special needs kids. The going may be slow. They might not be reaching milestones as quickly as other kids. You might feel like you are stagnating […]
I’m sure that most homeschoolers have thought about or have been asked about homeschool socialization. And I’m also sure that most families have an elevator speech memorised as a way to placate sceptics and to assure them that their kids aren’t antisocial monsters. But this post is not about justification. Or about agreeing with the […]
I find unit studies super useful in directing my homeschool week. It’s always great to have a thread running through your week and makes planning much easier! Do you need some unit study ideas? I’ve put together a year of suggestions based on American holidays and observances. I’m sure it will help you to ace […]
Today I’m starting a new series called Homeschool FTW. It’s a place to celebrate the successes and the achievements of our family on our homeschooling journey. Every week I will share three positive things to keep us motivated and to make sure we take note of successes. And to hopefully inspire others to see the good in […]
