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back to school after a break

Ways to Get Back to School After a Break

Whether it’s the holidays, illness, a new baby, a vacation, a move, or another significant life event, there are days, weeks, and yes, sometimes even months when school work — academics — take a back seat to other life events. That’s normal and necessary. It’s also normal and necessary that we find a way to get back to school after a… View Post

Homeschool Schedules: 4 Important Details You Need to Think About

Thanks to its inherent flexibility, homeschool schedules are as varied as the families who make them. But there are four details you need to think about. The first year we homeschooled, I ordered a book that shall remain nameless to protect the innocent. If you’ve homeschooled more than a decade or two, you probably know that one I’m talking about…. View Post

How to Maintain Scheduling Boundaries : 6 Simple Solutions

When you homeschool, it can be difficult to set and maintain scheduling boundaries. Try Sara’s tips to stay focused and avoid derailing your school day. Written by Sara Dennis of Classically Homeschooling. Do you know the one skill all homeschooling parents need? The ability to set scheduling boundaries! After all, you need to drive the kids to activities. Your spouse… View Post

6 Positive Benefits of Chores for Kids

I’ve seen comments floating around the Internet lately about expecting kids to do household chores being a form of child abuse. That just blows my mind. I’ve pretty much skimmed over the comments, but I sincerely hope that people are talking only about extremes because there are so many positive benefits of chores for kids. This post is sponsored by… View Post

5 Awesome Time Management Tips for Your Big Family

Written by Sara Dennis of Classically Homeschooling. For the last decade, I’ve been homeschooling four children, usually with toddlers or preschoolers roaming the house at the same time. During that time, I have developed a few practical time management tips to keep our homeschool day flowing smoothly. Time Management Tips for Your Big Family 1. Teach the Same Topics on… View Post

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