Insider Tip #1: My recommendations! I've been around homeschooling and blogging about homeschooling for a LONG time. :) Therefore, I have used a lot of different curriculum, and reviewed even more (that I used for a little while in order to test it out). Quite a few things I have personally … [Read more...]
A Step-by-Step Guide to Planning Next Year’s Homeschool (with Free Printable Pack)
[Today's article "A Step-by-Step Guide to Planning Next Year's Homeschool" was written by contributor Michelle Habrych.] It’s spring! For many of us that means the end of another year of homeschooling. Whether you continue educating through the summer or take a break for three months, at some … [Read more...]
3 Ways to Make Your Homeschool Curriculum Work for You
Many of us homeschool moms suffer from not being able to relax in our homeschools. We look at a curriculum we've purchased and feel like we have to do every single page or activity. After 11 years of homeschooling, I have finally loosened up to the point where I realize I no longer want to be a … [Read more...]
Helpful Tips for Buying Used Homeschool Curriculum
[Today's post was written by contributor Michelle Habrych.] As spring draws to a close, you may be tempted to forget about homeschool curriculum for the summer and pick it up again in the fall. But that would be a financial mistake! If you have an idea of what your kids would be studying in the … [Read more...]
Want Your Kids to Learn Math Fast and Well?
Do you want your kids to learn math fast and well? So do I! Unfortunately, several of them weren't. We go through the math curriculum, but at the end of the year, some are still slow, make many mistakes, and don't completely understand every concept. That's why I was thrilled to start using … [Read more...]
How to Navigate a Homeschool Conference
[Today's post "How to Navigate a Homeschool Conference was written by contributor Michelle Habrych.] Navigating a homeschool conference can be tricky. There are many things to see, much to learn, and lots of activities to take part in. If you’re not careful, you can easily become overwhelmed. … [Read more...]
How to Choose a Homeschool Conference
[Today's article "How to Choose a Homeschool Conference" was written by contributor Michelle Habrych.] It’s spring and that means homeschool conferences! So many workshops attend and vendor halls to explore! But, how do you choose the homeschool conference that’s right for you out of the many … [Read more...]
Giveaway: Online Unit Studies Solar System Study!
We are heading to the Adler Planetarium in a few days. Space is such a fun science topic for kids. Has your family studied the solar system lately? I'm happy to have an awesome resource to give away to a blessed family this week. It's the Online Unit Studies Solar System Study! Online Unit … [Read more...]
Kids Cook Real Food All-Access Course!
I love the Kids Cook Real Food All-Access Course. It's just amazingly helpful for me to teach my kids how to cook. I really need to get it on our schedule so they can be cooking more by themselves by summertime! The Kids Cook Real Food course gives you all the videos to work with your kids … [Read more...]
The Most Awesome Math Computer Games & Apps for Your Homeschool
[Today's article "The Most Awesome Math Computer Games & Apps for Your Homeschool" was written by contributor Michelle Habrych.] This is part two of Math Games. You will also want to check out Part 1, The Most Awesome Math Games for Your Homeschool. In this computerized age, our students … [Read more...]
17 Fun and Educational St. Patrick’s Day Ideas
[Today's blog post "17 Fun and Educational St. Patrick's Day Ideas" was written by contributor Michelle Habrych.] Thanks to Veggie Tales, I can no longer think of St. Patrick’s Day without seeing Lufti’s Fanciful Flannelgraph in my mind. I’ve compiled 17 Fun and Educational St. Patrick's Day … [Read more...]
The Most Awesome Math Games for Your Homeschool
[Today's post "The Most Awesome Math Games for Your Homeschool" was written by veteran homeschool mom and contributor to I Choose Joy! Michelle Habrych.] Math can be extremely difficult for some children. Other students grasp it easily and never struggle. Then there are students who are … [Read more...]
How to Conquer the February Blahs in Your Homeschool
[Today's article "How to Conquer the February Blahs in Your Homeschool" was written by contributor Michelle Habrych.] It’s coming. After the holidays, we get back to the business of homeschooling. Sometimes we tell ourselves we need to get “caught up” on our work, so we assign more work. We stay … [Read more...]
Terrific Resources for Teaching About American Presidents
[Today's article was written by contributor Michelle Habrych.] I have always been fascinated by the office of the President of the United States and the history of the men who have served in the role. A few years ago, I used that interest to teach my kids and those at our homeschool group about … [Read more...]
25 Inspired Ideas for Valentine’s Day in Your Homeschool
Valentine’s Day is right around the corner. How do you celebrate it in your homeschool? Here are 25 Inspired Ideas for Valentine's Day in Your Homeschool! [Today's post is a compilation from contributor Michelle Habrych and Gena Mayo.] I’ve brought together some videos for all ages to learn … [Read more...]
The BEST Way to Teach Language Arts to Elementary Kids
I do believe I have found The BEST Way to Teach Language Arts to Elementary Kids! It's through a really fun story technique with "missions" to complete along with the story's characters so they can be a part of "saving the galaxy!" This is what Melanie Wilson has done with her Language Arts … [Read more...]
How to Keep Homeschooling Through Difficult Times
We are entering a difficult season in my home. It's happened a few times before, mostly during early pregnancy morning sickness or after a new baby is born. This time it's because we are getting our house ready to get on the market and then moving to a new home! So, I've come up with a plan on How … [Read more...]
Help! My Child No Longer Wants to be Homeschooled
Help! My Child No Longer Wants to be Homeschooled That's the topic assigned to me last week for my monthly Educents Facebook Live Tuesday Talk. I told Erin that I actually had a lot to say on the subject because this has happened to me. In fact, we sent our oldest son (age 16) to public school for … [Read more...]
Spring Chalk Pastels Video Art Course
This is such a great way to add art to your homeschool! Check out the Spring Chalk Pastels Video Art Course. It features 9 lessons by lovely teacher and master artist Lucia “Nana” Hames. I really love her teaching style and how she connects with the kids. She's a great teacher for all ages, even … [Read more...]
The Top Tips for Teaching American Government
Government is an extremely important subject for all homeschoolers to study. Today, Michelle Habrych, contributor to I Choose Joy! shares her Top Tips for Teaching American Government. The Top Tips for Teaching American Government Teaching American government does not have to be difficult. … [Read more...]
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