what to keep for official records depending on your state’s regulations. Having been at this whole homeschool thing for over five years and lived in two different states with different regulations, I’m here to share a few of the ways we stay organized and our method of homeschool record keeping.
Every family who chooses to homeschool has their own reasons for making that choice. The reasons to homeschool your children are as varied as the families themselves. We have been homeschooling since 2013. My reasons to homeschool has changed over the years but we remain convinced that it is the best education environment for my kids and family.
Not everyone has the luxury of researching teaching methods or fine tuning a mission statement before the teaching starts, but finding time to read a few books along the way can be a great way to find your own style and confidence as a homeschool teacher.
The best learning-to-read homeschool curriculum is the one that fits your family. Having an autistic student, one with dyslexia, and one who was an early reader meant we used a variety of programs and methods to learn to read and they all ended with the same results, a young person who could read and loves doing so.
Who would have guessed that 2020 would be one for the history books when it started. It’s been strange, unexpected, and even good at some moments. As we reflect back on all that was and wasn’t this year, I’m sharing my Top 10 posts from the year.
