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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 [...]

178: Grading Doesn’t Have To Be Hard!

By |2026-02-19T21:17:05-05:00February 20th, 2026|

Grading your students can seem intimidating, but grading doesn't have to be hard! Today, we discuss different ways to assess your students, what challenges there are for homeschoolers, and how you can make sure that grading your students doesn't raise your blood pressure!

Are You Ready for Homeschool Convention Season?

By |2026-02-06T15:57:39-05:00February 6th, 2026|Advice, General Interest, Homeschool Conferences, Homeschool Conventions, Homeschool families, Homeschool moms|

Are you ready for homeschool convention season? It seems to start earlier than ever these days! You might feel like you just got back to school after your holiday break, but some conventions start in February! Homeschool conventions generally wrap up by the end of July. The Homeschool Buyers Club has a helpful list [...]

176: All About Outschool

By |2026-01-29T23:27:29-05:00January 30th, 2026|

Are you ready to learn all about Outschool? In this episode, we’re joined by Felecia Woods, an experienced teacher with Outschool, to talk about what online learning can look like when it’s engaging, flexible, and student-centered. Felecia shares insight into teaching in a virtual classroom, how Outschool supports diverse learners, and ways homeschooling families can use online classes to supplement and enrich their homeschool. Whether you’re curious about Outschool or already using it, this conversation offers a thoughtful look at how online learning can work alongside your homeschool goals.

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