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Homeschooling Middle School and High School
Ever feel like you have just got this homeschooling thing on a roll and then all of a sudden it is time to change things up again? You have finally found your rhythm and groove with your toddlers, 1st grade, 3rd grade, 5th grade, and 8th grade kiddos; then spring comes, homeschool conferences start up and you realize something. It suddenly hits you that you are a mom/dad to kids who will be entering the Middle School and/or High School years! Whoa! How did that happen? You also find all your friends and family are throwing a whole new
Tips for Homeschooling the Early Years…You Can Do It!
This is a short post as a reminder to you that…..You Can Do It! I both hear and see many comments from new home school moms about what curriculum to use for the early grades, meaning Kindergarten to let’s say grade 2. These are good and fair questions, after all this is new territory for you and there are mountains of different curricula to choose from. There are also many free printable worksheets out there to assist you. But know that PLAY is the most important aspect of early learning, not curriculum, not parent/teacher structured play, but good old