This is a post from Kirsten Joy Torrado. This post contains my referral link which helps support the work of this site. Here’s my full disclosure policy. Reality was setting in as I held the pamphlet to a local private school in my hand and began comparing the cost of tuition against our meager budget. I […]
Having a Vision for Your Homeschool
This is a post from Kirsten Joy Torrado. “Write the vision And make it plain on tablets, That he may run who reads it.” -Habbakuk 2:2 I closed my lesson planner with a sense of satisfaction that only having a plan can bring. I was ready. Ready for a new year. A new start. […]
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9 Ways to Keep Reading and Spelling Lessons Motivating
This post contains my referral link which helps support the work of this site. Here’s my full disclosure policy. Any daily activity—whether it’s washing the dishes, walking the dog, or practicing piano—has the potential to become repetitive after a while. And that’s true of working on reading and spelling too. That’s why the ability to keep your […]
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Avoiding the Pit of Comparison
This post contains my referral link which helps support the work of this site. Here’s my full disclosure policy. “I’m worried my child isn’t making enough progress.” Most homeschool parents feel this way at one time or another. We regularly hear from parents who express concern about the progress their child has made—or not made—in reading and […]
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Easy Resolutions for Your Child’s Education
This post contains my referral link which helps support the work of this site. Here’s my full disclosure policy. Resolutions are a great way for children to learn how to set and achieve goals for themselves. Wouldn’t it be great for your kids to learn to play a musical instrument, speak a new language, or pick up […]
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Benefits of a Mid-Year Homeschool Evaluation
The following is a post by Kirsten Joy Torrado. Part of our natural rhythm during the mid-winter months is to assess where we are at in terms of our curriculum and evaluate our approach to learning. We usually forsake bookwork during the holidays in favor of family activities and this short break allows me […]
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Using Encouraging Words in Your Homeschool
This post contains my referral link which helps support the work of this site. Here’s my full disclosure policy. Teaching a child is more than just filling a mind with knowledge. As a homeschool parent, you will spend many one-on-one hours with your children. Teaching is the perfect platform to show your children how much value they […]
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