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Category Archives: Back to Home School
B2HS: Build Your Own Timeline 101
This is the 4th post in my Back to “Home” School blog series. So far this week, I’ve given advice to the new homeschooling mother, helped you to get your school materials organized, and given you tips to avoid burnout. … Continue reading
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B2HS: Tips for a Great First Day
This is the 5th and final post in my Back to “Home” School blog series. So far this week, I’ve given advice to the new homeschooling mother, helped you to get your school materials organized, and given you tips to … Continue reading
B2HS: Tips for Avoiding Homeschooling Burn Out
This is the third post in my Back to “Home” School blog series. I’ve given some advice to new homeschooling mothers and helped you to get your materials organized for a great year. Today, I’m going to give you some … Continue reading
B2HS: Getting Organized for the New Home School Year
This is the second post in the Back to “Home” School series. Yesterday I gave some advice to new homeschooling mothers, and today, we’ll be discussing how to get organized. So you bought your curriculum and you went school supply … Continue reading
B2HS: Advice to the New Homeschooling Mother
This is the first post in the Back To “Home” School blog series. Stay tuned this week for more inspiration for the new school year. I remember back when I first started homeschooling my children… I was in my 20s … Continue reading
Back to “Home” School Series (B2HS)
Summer is nearly over! Its almost time to get back into our homeschool routine. We always take a full summer break, because up here in the Northeast, it is the best time to be outdoors! After a long winter cooped … Continue reading
