In this episode, we share our experiences attending the Texas Homeschool Expo in San Antonio! From exciting new curriculum finds to inspiring conversations with fellow homeschoolers, we give you a behind-the-scenes look at what made the event so special. Whether you were there or not, you’ll come away with fresh ideas, encouragement, and a few laughs as we reflect on our time at one of Texas’s biggest homeschool gatherings.
Thrifty homeschooling seems to be a hot topic right now, with both newbies and veterans looking to provide a quality education for their students on a budget. Current economic uncertainties have everyone watching their pennies. If that applies to you, then keep reading for ways to educate your children well while spending less. Inventory [...]
Starting your first year of homeschooling can feel overwhelming, but we’re here to help! In this episode, we cover everything a new homeschooler needs to know to begin with confidence. From choosing curriculum and setting a schedule to handling doubts and building a support system, we break it all down into manageable steps. Whether you're pulling your child out of school or starting fresh, this is the episode we wish we'd had in our first year!
Ten must read posts for new homeschoolers are a home educator training course that will help prepare you for your first year of homeschooling along with some episodes of The Happy Homeschooler Podcast, all from the comfort of your own home. Homeschooling doesn't have to break your budget as we show in our post, [...]
In this episode, we discuss The Joy of Slow by Leslie M. Martino, a book that encourages families to embrace a slower, more intentional pace of life. We explore how its themes apply to homeschooling, parenting, and everyday living. From resisting the pressure to overschedule, to finding meaning in the quiet moments. Whether you’ve read the book or are just curious about the slow living philosophy, this conversation offers inspiration and practical takeaways for creating a more peaceful homeschool rhythm.
Finding time to read for myself as a homeschool parent is challenging. My days are filled with school-related reading, especially as a Charlotte Mason homeschooler. We follow the Ambleside Online curriculum which schedules multiple literature books, science books, history books, a geography book, poetry selections, a biography, and the Bible for each of our [...]