homeschooling

I’ve been homeschooling for a long time I began homeschooling in 1996 when I had an 8-year-old, a 5-year-old, and an almost 2-year-old. My oldest was in third grade, the next one was in Kindergarten, and the youngest was into everything. A few years have passed since those days. And I have learned a whole lot of lessons in those… Read More

Welcome to the last day of the How to Homeschool series! I’m so glad you came to One Faithful Mom for some homeschool encouragement. If you’re just joining us, be sure to head over to Part 1 of this series and work your way through each day. This episode won’t be quite as helpful as a standalone as it will… Read More

If you don’t identify your priorities before you begin your school year, you will soon find yourself overwhelmed and unsure of which direction to head next. In this episode of the One Faithful Mom podcast, I help you break down your priorities into segments to make it more doable and give you ideas on what and how to prioritize. If… Read More

One of the things about homeschooling that never changes is the need to gather information. Whether this is your first year or your fifteenth, you will always have to gather information at the beginning of every year. In this episode, I am helping you understand what information you need to gather and how to go about it. But before we… Read More

I believe that in order to have a successful homeschool year with your child, you have to begin with the end in mind. Considering where you’re heading before you get on the path is critical to ending up where you want to be. We have to consider the end all the way at the very end: graduation, and the closer… Read More