Peggy Ployhar Holidays are tricky for families dealing with atypical situations, but that doesn’t mean holidays need to magnify these areas of your family life. Follow these DIFFERENT...
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Meeting Our Child’s Special Needs by Homeschooling
Guest Blogger – Charl Rae Cobb “The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step.” Lao Tzu The term “special needs” is a term that covers a broad...
Gospel Centered Parenting: Homeschooling a Childs Heart Towards the Lord
By the SPED Homeschool Team One of the most important things we can do as homeschooling parents is to instill a love of the Lord and a desire to...
Getting Started
9 Easy Steps to Getting Started Are you looking to create an individualized homeschool experience for your out-of-the-box learner? Here are 9 easy steps to start homeschooling your unique student!...
Finding Hope Despite Your Struggles
By Jill CamachoWhen your struggles seem to never end…Talking with hundreds of moms online each month, one of the most common heartbreaks I see lies in having no hope. It’s...
Ways to Ease Travel Difficulties for a Special Needs Family
Amy Vickrey, MSE At first glance, we might seem like a typical American family. My husband is a veteran and we have 2 busy, active boys. However, we have challenges...
Setting Priorities as a Busy Mom
By Melissa Smith Happy New Year! As we begin a new year and look to the future, let’s talk about priorities. Balancing life as a wife, homeschooling mama, and a...
Homeschooling During an Illness
By Jennifer Cullimore We all learn very quickly, that even though we may have established a routine, and are plugging along at our homeschool days, things can quickly derail us....
5 Homeschooling Tips When There’s a Crisis
By Kimberly Vogel During times of crisis, it’s okay to take a break from homeschooling. In fact, when situations become stressful or time consuming, a break from core curriculum is...
