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Beyond the Conveyor Belt: How Project-Based Learning Can Transform Your Homeschool
“Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn.” — attributed to Benjamin Franklin Does your homeschool ever feel like a checklist instead
How to Blend Your Child’s Interests with the Skills They Need for Life
Ever feel torn between following your child’s passions and making sure they “keep up” with what they should be learning? You’re not alone. As homeschool parents, we carry this invisible
Breaking Free from Comparison in Homeschooling
Homeschooling is a sacred, personal journey.But it’s so easy to feel like we’re falling short. Maybe you’ve felt it.Scrolling Instagram.Hearing about another mom’s curriculum. Watching someone else’s kids “excel.” Suddenly,
Stuck in Homeschool Struggles? This Model Will Set You Free
How the CTFAR Model Can Help You Stop Spinning in Overwhelm and Start Homeschooling with Peace Do you ever feel like you’re doing all the things—the curriculum, the routines, the
Motivation Mysteries Solved: Why One Kid Follows the Plan and Another Melts Down
Have you ever wondered… Why does one of your kids breeze through schoolwork……while another acts like math is a personal attack? Or maybe you’ve noticed: “Why can I show up
Supporting Your Child with ADHD: Insights from ADHD Expert Brittney King
Did you know that 90% of children with ADHD struggle in school? I recently had the privilege of interviewing Brittney King, a licensed professional counselor, ADHD expert, and coach. She
ADHD-Friendly Homeschool: How to Create Structure and Joy
From the beginning, I noticed a striking difference between my two oldest children—my oldest, a daughter, and my second child, a son. While my daughter would sit attentively, absorbing each word as I read or taught, my son seemed to have endless energy, doing backflips off the couch. Despite his
Simplify to Focus on What Matters Most
Homeschooling is an incredible journey. But it can easily become overwhelming if we let it. In his talk Good, Better, Best, Elder Dallin H. Oaks reminds us of the importance of focusing on the things that matter most. He teaches that while many things are good, only some things are
Grit, Growth, and Grace: How to Build Emotional Resilience in Your Children
Have you ever caught yourself wondering if your child will truly be ready to face the real world? One moment, you see glimpses of their grit and determination, and the next, they seem to fall apart in unexpected ways. As homeschool moms, we often carry the weight of feeling solely
Truth Seekers: How to Help Your Kids Think Critically
Nowadays, with the proliferation of social media and so much information available at our fingertips, it becomes even more imperative for our children to develop critical thinking skills. Critical thinking fosters creativity and innovation–both skills needed to thrive in the world we live in today. It is a necessary skill
“Encouraging Students to Own Their Education and Why It Matters.”
As parents, we often think we have control over our children’s learning outcomes. However, this belief can sometimes be misleading. In psychology, there’s a term for this misconception called illusory control. It refers to the belief that we have control over events or outcomes when, in fact, we don’t. Trying
“How Do You Know You Are Teaching Your Child What They Are Supposed to Know?”
As a home-school mother, I have been asked this question on multiple occasions. I believe the question is sincere and well-intentioned. We are cultured to believe there is a list of what each of our children needs to know to be successful in life. When I first started homeschooling, I
Why Homeschool Feels Hard (and the Surprising Fix You Need Today)
Feeling Drained and Unmotivated? You sit down to homeschool, but your kids are restless, distracted, and unmotivated. You grab your phone for a quick break, but instead of feeling refreshed, you feel more exhausted. Why does everything feel harder than it should? The answer might not be homeschooling itself—it might
The Divine Spark of Desire: Why Your Dreams Matter as a Homeschool Mom
As homeschool moms, we often feel the weight of being everything for everyone—teacher, nurturer, homemaker, and so much more. With so much responsibility, it can feel selfish to want something for ourselves. But what if those desires—those deep, recurring dreams tugging at your heart—are actually whispers from God? What if
Homeschool Bravely: 7 Principles to Build Confidence as a Homeschool Mom
1. Confidence Through Divine Identity Your worth isn’t tied to how well you homeschool.It’s rooted in who you are: a child of God. “We did not come to this earth to gain our worth – we brought it with us.”— Ardeth G. Kapp, The Joy of the Journey (Deseret Book,
Learning to Say No to Say Yes to What Matters Most
As homeschool moms, we wear many hats: teacher, caregiver, chauffeur, meal planner, and more. Our days are full of opportunities and demands, each vying for our attention and energy. In a world that often equates busyness with worth, it’s easy to feel we should say yes to everything. But when
Growth Mindset vs. Fixed Mindset
What is a Growth Mindset? A growth mindset means you believe you can improve with effort and practice.It sounds like: What is a Fixed Mindset? A fixed mindset means you think abilities can’t change.It sounds like: Why Does This Matter? With a fixed mindset, kids give up when it’s hard.With
Transform Challenges into Triumphs
As a certified life coach, one of the most transformative tools I use in my work with homeschool moms is Brooke Castillo’s CTFAR model. This simple yet powerful framework helps us understand how our thoughts influence our emotions, actions, and results. It’s been a game-changer for my clients and my
Aligning Ourselves with Truth: The Essence of True Education
In the pursuit of true education, aligning ourselves with truth stands as a paramount principle, guiding our journey toward enlightenment and empowerment. As Jeffrey R. Holland eloquently stated, “Let us educate ourselves. Light is not the absence of darkness; rather, darkness is the absence of light. Light and truth exist
Facing the Crisis Cycle with a Classical Liberal Arts Education
As I prepared for a leadership training lecture on historical cycles from Strauss and Howe’s The Fourth Turning, I found valuable insights on these cycles in Thomas Jefferson Education for Teens by DeMille and Brooks. According to this book, the traditional path of graduating from college and pursuing a stable
Reviving the Joy of Outdoor Play in Today’s Digital Age
Do you ever find yourself struggling to kickstart your day or push through moments of fatigue? We all have those moments. But what if I told you that a simple dose of outdoor play could be the remedy you need? Just like us, our children benefit immensely from time spent
Elements and Purpose of a Meaningful Education
Benjamin Franklin said, “Learning to serve God, family, and community is the aim and end of all true learning.” The true purpose of education is to bless humanity with the knowledge and wisdom we’ve attained. It is deeper than just getting a good-paying job. The prevailing education model today often
Juggling Acts: What do I do with my little ones while I homeschool?
Homeschooling is a rewarding journey that often involves the delightful chaos of managing multiple age groups simultaneously. For parents working with older children, the challenge lies in finding effective ways to engage and entertain small children while providing focused attention to their older siblings. In this blog, we’ll explore practical
Building Consistency and Success in Homeschooling: The Power of Floors and Ceilings
As homeschooling parents, we often start the year with grand aspirations and high expectations. We envision perfectly structured days filled with academic excellence, spiritual growth, and domestic harmony. However, as January unfolds, reality sets in, and we realize that sustaining such lofty goals requires more than sheer determination—it requires a
Beyond the Conveyor Belt: How Project-Based Learning Can Transform Your Homeschool
“Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn.” — attributed to Benjamin Franklin Does your homeschool ever feel like a checklist instead
How to Blend Your Child’s Interests with the Skills They Need for Life
Ever feel torn between following your child’s passions and making sure they “keep up” with what they should be learning? You’re not alone. As homeschool parents, we carry this invisible
Breaking Free from Comparison in Homeschooling
Homeschooling is a sacred, personal journey.But it’s so easy to feel like we’re falling short. Maybe you’ve felt it.Scrolling Instagram.Hearing about another mom’s curriculum. Watching someone else’s kids “excel.” Suddenly,
Stuck in Homeschool Struggles? This Model Will Set You Free
How the CTFAR Model Can Help You Stop Spinning in Overwhelm and Start Homeschooling with Peace Do you ever feel like you’re doing all the things—the curriculum, the routines, the
Motivation Mysteries Solved: Why One Kid Follows the Plan and Another Melts Down
Have you ever wondered… Why does one of your kids breeze through schoolwork……while another acts like math is a personal attack? Or maybe you’ve noticed: “Why can I show up
Supporting Your Child with ADHD: Insights from ADHD Expert Brittney King
Did you know that 90% of children with ADHD struggle in school? I recently had the privilege of interviewing Brittney King, a licensed professional counselor, ADHD expert, and coach. She