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80+ Tips For Reading Aloud In Your Homeschool: Keep Kids Busy And Happy!

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Today, I am sharing 80+ ideas to keep kids happy and busy while you read aloud! Do you have a busy kiddo (or four) at home? Do you struggle through your read alouds? Are you peppered with questions? Interrupted incessantly? Well, you aren’t alone. Today I am sharing 80+ of my best tips and tricks…

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Rock Your Read Alouds with This Simple Trick

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When I was a new mom, I had this idea of what our read alouds would look like. I imagined our family snuggled up together under a cozy blanket with a teetering tower of delicious books at our side. I pictured us reading for hours, my children hanging on my every word. As I read,…

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The Four Best Things about Homeschooling Teens

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Homeschooling High School……even in the early 1990s that phrase seemed to hold a sense of awe. A decision that no one felt they could make for themselves, and a choice that took a particular person to achieve. As someone that WAS homeschooled for all of my elementary, middle, and secondary education and as someone now…

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How to Make the Best of Tricky Homeschool Seasons

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Today, I want to share tips and tricks for how to make the best of tricky homeschool seasons. Let’s face it, homeschool has its own seasons… and some are easier than others. How to Make the Best of Tricky Homeschool Seasons Homeschooling During Tricky Times: When Homeschooling Feels Hard I have a few posts on…

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3 Ways To Keep Finding Connection with Your Teens Through Games

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Games have always been a large part of our homeschooling life.  In fact, games have been present in my own life since I was very young. So, it has always seemed natural to incorporate them into our learning environment and lifestyle. From I Spy in the car with toddlers to our current ever-growing, more grown-up…

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Six Best Tips For Choosing Books For Tweens and Teens

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Things begin to change in your homeschool as your kids get older. Kids become more independent and they begin to develop stronger opinions about their homeschool day. Homeschooling Tweens and Teens Our homeschool entered a season of transition when my oldest entered 7th grade. She no longer wanted to do everything I had planned without…

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