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Raising Arrows Podcast #142 – Creating Order in Your Homeschool Need to create a little order in the chaos of your daily homeschooling?  This podcast is full of simple ideas you can implement today to make your day run smoother! Today’s Sponsor:Classical Conversations presents a new curriculum for your little ones!Scribblers at Home: Recipes from Life Long LearnersLearn more at www.classicalconversations.com/scribblers-arrows Subscribe via iTunes HERESubscribe via Stitcher HERELISTEN ON SPOTIFY!LISTEN ON AMAZON MUSIC!AND NOW ON YOUTUBE! Resources mentioned: Podcast #77 – How to Anchor Your Homeschool Podcast #50 – How to Put Your Homeschool on Autopilot Podcast #139 – Discussion Based Education Seating...

This week on  Homeschool Highschool Podcast: Helping Non-College-Bound Teens Find Success! Special replay of a favorite interview with Angela O’Shaughnessy. Helping Non-College-Bound Teens Find Success There’s not ONE right way to homeschool high school AND there’s not ONE right way to do life after high school. Many teens are gifted by God to go into a career without going to college. That’s good. Why spend tens of thousands of dollars and four years of life on college, when a young person was created to do something else? Huge numbers of teens have gifts and interests that they can develop without...

This post contains affiliate links - using affiliate links from Homeschool Coffee Break helps fuel this blog and our homeschool - thank you! [TAG0] A long time ago I did an occasional round-up of articles, resources, and just fun things around the web and called it the Coffee Break Reading List, because this blog is the Homeschool Coffee Break, so of course! It included things unrelated to homeschooling too, as it was essentially a collection of the different things I was reading. As I finished the journey through homeschooling my own kids, I did continue tutoring and mentoring homeschool families,...

This week, a homeschooling parent who wants to follow their child's interests at the expense of multiplication and division, a boss pressuring a teen worker to attend a "girls getaway," and a letter writer micromanaging his girlfriend's pregnancy.

Raising Arrows How to Make a Daily Homeschool Schedule Learn how to make a simple daily homeschool schedule that works well for your family’s routine and lifestyle! When you first start homeschooling, curriculum is usually your first concern, but right behind that is how to fit it all into a daily schedule that doesn’t take all day and stress you and your kids out in the process! When I first started homeschooling, I tried to put every subject into every school day every week, but the list of what I felt I “had to do” became so long and so...