Having student and teacher IDs for your homeschool can come in handy. Many retailers and attractions offer discounts to teachers, and home educators are often included. An ID is an easy way to prove that you are eligible for the discount. Also, many cities...

  If you’re considering homeschooling, you may feel a bit nervous about the transition from public school to homeschool. This is normal, especially since public school is the only type of education many of us have experience with. Here are 12 tips to help ease...

  How could homeschooling be less stressful for parents? People often wonder how homeschoolers do it. Homeschooling seems like it would be so much work and a lot of unnecessary stress. Wouldn’t it be easier for homeschoolers to send their children to school?...

  If you’re homeschooling a child with special needs or considering doing so, finding support is vital. Sometimes it can feel like you’re alone in your journey, especially if you live in an area with few homeschoolers or resources for special needs families....

 There are many myths about what a family needs to homeschool. Unfortunately, these false assumptions often cause parents to believe they cannot homeschool. Sometimes, even experienced homeschoolers have guilt over these things. Whether you are just getting started or...

  It seems like we just rang in the New Year, but somehow April is already half over. If you homeschool using a traditional school schedule, you’re probably looking forward to summer break in a month or two. This is the time of year when many of us look at the...

  How often do you see perfect, beautifully decorated homeschool rooms as you scroll through Pinterest or Instagram? If you follow a lot of homeschoolers, probably nearly every time you log on. These gorgeous pictures can be fun to browse through, but when you...