8 Secrets to a Successful Homeschool Evaluation

As a homeschooler in the north, I often dread winter. After all, winter means months indoors with restless children. It means allowing an extra half

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How to adapt any subscription box for special needs children

Very few companies offer a subscription box for special needs children. And, if they do, it’s usually sensory-based and appropriate primarily for young children. But,

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How to Promote Creativity: Some Tools and Resources

This month, we tend to focus on productivity, new habits, and optimism about the future. It’s no wonder, then, that January is also International Creativity

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How to win the heart of your rebellious teenage son

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

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3 R’s of How to Motivate a Teenager

Are you struggling with how to motivate a teenager in your life? Maybe he sleeps half the day or falls asleep in the middle of

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Don’t give kids prizes for Bible memory

I really hate giving kids prizes for Bible memory. I usually get puzzled looks from people when I say this. After all, prizes are a

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Does Your Child Hate Homeschooling? Troubleshoot with these 5 possibilities

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Praising Children Can Backfire! Do this instead.

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