{This site may contain affiliate links and collect cookies. Please read my full disclosure and privacy policy for more info.} {This site may contain affiliate links and collect cookies. Please read my full disclosure and privacy policy for more info.} Teaching with lots of little ones underfoot is definitely difficult. Large family homeschooling is made up of multiple ages from babies to…
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If you want to Start A Mini-Farm (like us), then you may enjoy reading why we started our mini-farm / homestead. If you are just curious about why anyone would choose this lifestyle, then this article will also help you with that! READ: A Trip Down Memory Lane – Tales From A Farm Kid Homestead life is not for everyone…
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Saving money while homeschooling is usually a top priority since we are responsible for the education bill (and we love the freedom that comes with it!). I have several tips and a FREE homeschool budget printable that can help! Certain curriculum sets will take your breath away at the price they set per grade level, per year. You do not…
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I love that we can do hands-on farm homeschool on our one-acre homestead this year. We now have chickens for eggs, rabbits for meat and to sell, ducks for meat and to sell, a cat for rodent control and fun, and a dog that alerts us to any/everything new … along with our garden and fruit trees – so we…
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Choosing a homeschool curriculum that mimics real life is important for helping your child(ren) develop skills to use as adults. I love finding a curriculum that supports critical thinking skills, problem-solving skills, real-life examples, and teaching practical skills for adulthood. This article is sponsored by Common Sense Press. Any time you sit down with your child and a textbook, you…
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