Episode 84: How Important Are the Electives?

Episode 84: How Important Are the Electives?
Do you include electives in your homeschool day? Join Deborah Wuehler as she shares questions and advice to help you decide how to include electives and which ones to add into your day. As a mother of eight children, she has overseen a variety of electives through her homeschool years. Listen to Episode 84 of the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show to hear her personal perspective and tips to help you as you seek electives. Find the show notes for “How Important Are the Electives?” on HomeschoolShow.com.
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Episode 50: Lights, Camera, Action! Music and Drama at Home

Episode 50: Lights, Camera, Action! Music and Drama at Home
Are you ready for a special guest? In Episode 49 of The Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show, husband and wife duo Richard and Deborah Wuehler tag-team while ringing in the new year with “I Am Resolved to Homeschool.” Dive deep into the two terms: reason and resolution. Learn about a quality resource to find up-to-date homeschool statistics and be inspired as you begin a new year.
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Episode 7: The Importance of Art and Music

Goals, perseverance, problem-solving, relationships, math, confidence, stress relief—did you know these are all areas our children improve with art and music? Stephanie Morrison from The Canadian Schoolhouse shares insight on providing creative outlets in our homeschools in today’s episode of the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show: “The Importance of Art and Music.”  Connections Connect with The
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Is Art and Music Important, Mama?

Two things I know: God is an artist, and God loves music. The Scriptures reveal these two aspects of God. If we want our children to be like Him, we should not dismiss these two avenues in our instruction. And, we should never underestimate the power of music and art in a child’s life. It
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Music Matters: A Greater Purpose for Piano Lessons

  As a piano teacher, I see the values of music every day.  What I often see in parents is a struggle.  They try piano for a short while and when the child loses interest another activity is found to supplant it.  I meet parents painfully unaware of what learning an instrument, especially the piano,
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