Homeschooling does not have to be expensive – even if you have a book buying problem!
Today I wanted to share some of my tips on how to save money in your homeschool!
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In case you noticed, I didn’t post a homeschool week in review for last week. We ended up having some sickness go through our house so we didn’t do a lot on the school front so I figured I would combine two weeks and so I will share the next update at the end of…
Last week in my weekly newsletter I mentioned that we were ditching screentime limits and wow. I have never received so many responses in reply to an email before! In the newsletter I shared what we were experimenting with and I asked for you all to share how you approach screentime and I appreciate so…
May was our official first month of summer for our homeschool. The month had it’s ups and downs, a highlight was definitely helping my 12-year-old daughter self-publish her first novella, Lone Wolf is now available to purchase from Amazon! If you want to hear the full wrap up of how the month of May went…
When we first started homeschooling I knew right away that I didn’t want to invest my money into a curriculum. I imagine curriculum can be good for some people and families but it just does not mesh with my personality or homeschool goals. Says the woman educated as a teacher, the irony is not lost on…
One of the things I love about homeschooling is following the interests of my kids. I am really looking forward to the day when they “know what they want to be when they grow up” (or you know, at least an idea. I’m not even sure if I know what I want to be when…
Since we’ve gotten back into our groove of homeschooling without a curriculum again I’ve come to realize how many free resources we use in our day. I mean, don’t get me wrong, I love buying materials for our homeschool (can someone say all. the. books.??), but because we like to study a wide variety of subjects…