Mark Your Calendar: Join me, Colleen Kessler, and Pam Barnhill live next Monday, Oct 17 at 4:30pm ET as we share about “Our Biggest Homeschool Regrets!”
Learn from our mistakes and our combined 35 years of homeschooling experience so you can avoid making the same ones! Watch live via my Facebook page on Monday or join via this Zoom link (note that there’s a limit to the number of participants who can join on Zoom, so make sure you’re there early to save your seat)
Weekend homeschool links:
- On Reading Traumatic Stories
- Humility & Courage
- Take this free Stress Busting Challenge for Moms!
- Have you taught your kids the “Floss Rule” for Spelling?
- How to Spot a Homeschooler by Things You Find in Our Houses
- Seasonal Mood Changes In Children: What To Expect And How To Help
- 4 years ago on the blog: How to be a good homeschool mom on a bad homeschool day
- In case you missed it this week: 3 Steps to Tame the Beast of Homeschool Anxiety
- This week on Instagram: The 5 Love Languages of Homeschooling
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