Many families I know stop homeschooling their sons when they reach high school. Moms state many reasons for this. I hear, “Well, my son plays baseball and the high school team offers more options for him.” Or, I hear, “My son is into computers and techie stuff. He can get that at the high school… Read More
3 R’s of How to Motivate a Teenager
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Don’t give kids prizes for Bible memory
Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. That means that I provide links to great products at no cost to you and if you choose to click through, I might get a small commission that helps keep this blog running. I really hate giving kids prizes for Bible memory. I usually get puzzled looks from people… Read More
New Year? Time for homeschool evaluation!
Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. That means that I provide links to great products at no cost to you and if you choose to click through, I might get a small commission that helps keep this blog running. As a homeschooler in the north, I often dread winter. Winter means months indoors with restless… Read More
Does Your Child Hate Homeschooling? Troubleshoot with these 5 possibilities
Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. That means that I provide links to great products at no cost to you and if you choose to click through, I might get a small commission that helps keep this blog running. When my oldest daughter hit her teen years, she longed to see what it would be… Read More
Praising Children Can Backfire! Do this instead.
Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. That means that I provide links to great products at no cost to you and if you choose to click through, I might get a small commission that helps keep this blog running. As parents, we naturally enjoy praising our children for good behavior, academic achievement, and other desirable… Read More