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182: How To Teach Current Events (w/ Emily Glankler of Anti-Social Studies)

By |2026-04-23T13:02:11-04:00April 24th, 2026|

It can be challenging figuring out how to teach current events. They can be stressful, controversial, or just plain confusing. Never fear! Today, we sit down with Emily Glankler of Anti-Social Studies to discuss history, current events, and all the ways they're two sides of the same coin. Whether you're a new homeschooler or an old pro, this episodes is chock full of great tips for teaching current events!

A Homeschool Isn’t a School

By |2026-04-19T15:33:23-04:00April 19th, 2026|Advice, General Interest|

A homeschool isn't a school.  When a homeschool isn't a school, it's better for you and your children. I'm noticing a trend in Facebook homeschooling groups lately with mothers feeling overwhelmed and considering sending their children to public school. Having children, even without homeschooling, can be overwhelming in and of itself. When you add [...]

179: How To Plan A School Year

By |2026-03-12T13:00:43-04:00March 13th, 2026|

Whether you're brand new or a longtime homeschooler, everyone wonders how to plan a school year. It can be daunting to get all your ducks in a row, but we've got two experienced homeschooling moms who are ready to give you all the tips you need to make sure your year of homeschooling goes off without a hitch!

No-Cost Low-Cost Spring Break Activities

By |2026-02-23T01:25:21-05:00February 23rd, 2026|Advice, General Interest, Homeschool families, Homeschool moms|

No-cost low-cost spring break activities make spring break fun and affordable. I'm the kind of person who actually has more fun the less I spend and I love exercising my creativity. So I usually plan a very frugal staycation for Spring Break. Another reason that I'm into Spring Break Staycationing is that many places [...]

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