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For the Love of Games

For the Love of Games

Blog, Teaching Multiple Ages

Our seven kids love to play games with mom and dad!  We enjoy games more than worksheets in school, video-game tournaments more than television, and board games more than other family activities.  As a homeschooling mom, I love how playing games together as a family...
10 Tips to Manage Your Time

10 Tips to Manage Your Time

Blog, Time Management

Are you wanting to set up a homeschooling schedule? Are you looking for a schedule that’s ready-made for you and your family? Do you feel like “a mother’s work is never done”? We’re here to help! Here are ten practical steps to help you manage your time as a...
VIDEO: How to Have a Morning Prayer Time

VIDEO: How to Have a Morning Prayer Time

Blog, Mornings with Anne

Boker tov and welcome! Today we’re going to discuss how to have a morning prayer time. Be sure to look below the video for links to the apps I use! Links to Resources I Mentioned in the Video: The Prayer App on Google Play is no longer available that we know of....
Winter Homeschooling Blues

Winter Homeschooling Blues

Blog, Organization

When we lived in snowy Minnesota, our local public school planned two days of vacation into their calendar for February. I think it’s a good idea, since school starts feeling a little “old” this time of year. Unfortunately, I didn’t realize...
The Magic of Disney

The Magic of Disney

Blog, Our Philosophy & Methods, Parenting

This is a guest post by Hannah Manderino of http://radicalfemininity.com. Is there any company as well known and widely accepted as Disney? From its incredible theme parks to outstanding movies, you can find the influences of this company nearly everywhere you turn....
How to Survive Clutter in a One-Room Homeschool

How to Survive Clutter in a One-Room Homeschool

Blog, Organization

In an ideal world, we would all have rooms in our homes that we could devote solely to homeschooling. We’d have plenty of space, plenty of bookshelves, and plenty of roomy cabinets. We’d have space on the walls for maps and charts, and we’d have a...