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Hey Mama Monday: Preparing for College and Life, Mama

Monday, 01 November 2021 by Bryan

Hey Mama, I know that today it seems like your children will be young and needy forever, but I can attest that it will feel like time went by way too fast when you are standing at the graduation of your homeschooled child and looking back. You may be crying tears of frustration

Published in - College, Articles, Blog, Hey Mama, Hey Mama Monday

Tagged under: college, college life, college prep, deborah wuehler, Hey Mama, hey mama monday, homeschool, homeschooling

Tips and Tricks to Keep Homeschooling Fun During the Holiday Season

Friday, 29 October 2021 by Bryan

How can you homeschool through the distractions of the holidays? It is possible, but it will take some work, and I’ve got some tips and tricks to keep homeschooling fun during the holiday season! I’m a “retired” homeschooling mom, which means all of my kids have graduated high school. The holidays look so different

Published in - Holidays, Articles, Blog

Tagged under: Holiday, holidays, homeschool, homeschool group, homeschooling, Jen Dodrill, tips and tricks

Seize the Moment

Wednesday, 27 October 2021 by Bryan

The thrill is gone. The new has worn off the new school year. For some of us, the new way of educating has lost its luster. It’s not only the time of year, but it may also be the way we are teaching our children that is tarnishing the excitement of learning. I was

Published in - Character Development, - Planning and Organization, Articles, Blog

Tagged under: homeschool, homeschool group, homeschooling, inspiration, seize the moment, susan k stewart, susan stewart

Hey Mama Monday: Teaching Around Life’s Obstacles, Mama

Monday, 25 October 2021 by Bryan

Hey Mama, I ask myself this question often: “When will I ever get to homeschool the way I want to?” I’d be the best homeschool teacher if it weren’t for (fill in the blank: difficult interruptions/difficult finances/difficult children/friends who do it better/spouses who aren’t supportive, etc.). Should I give up if I can’t