Traditionally, society thinks of homeschoolers as “weird” or “unsocial”. Why is that? I think because in the beginning, many people … More
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Two Mississippi Museums – Jan 5, 2021
Field Trip Day! Today our homeschool group loaded up and headed to Jackson, MS to visit the Museum of Mississippi … More
Nov 17, 2020 – Learning Differently
I’d like to talk about true education. Not stuffing information into a student for regurgitation on a test, then forgetting … More
Nov 11, 2020 – Educational Gatekeepers
My son is a high school senior taking a dual enrollment English class through a local small college. His English … More
Nov 5, 2020 – Printable English Language Worksheets
I’d like to give you a quick resource for helpful ELA printable worksheets. These are great for a classroom, a … More
October 22, 2020 – The Key to Writing is Reading
Why do so many people have trouble expressing themselves on paper? I am seeing so many parents struggling to help … More
October 1, 2020 – Pumpkins, Rodeos, and Fall Weather
The beautiful weather is continuing, and the pumpkins are growing. Our high school rodeo schedule has finally been published, and … More
Sept 28, 2020 – Moving Up Grades in Homeschooling
The fall weather hit today! We just had a cool front move through after a storm system. Many homeschooling families … More
Sept 27, 2020 – Dyslexia – What You Need to Know – Guest Blogger
Today I’m sharing something written by a good homeschooling friend and teacher. Sarah Hopkins. Enjoy! Hi! I’m Sara, and I … More
