​We have some pretty big changes coming up soon and I know I want to share that journey with you so I knew that it’d be important to bring you up to speed on what we’re doing now to position ourselves for what’s up ahead.

I know, I’m being a little mysterious about this but we’re not entirely ready to share it with the world. It’s still something that we want to keep close to our heart, knowing that it’s what we’re working toward.

Curious what life after homeschooling looks like? Sure you have a bit of freedom to do adult things without kids around, but you went into homeschooling for a reason and that reason is still lingering inside you.  That's how it was for me.  So this is how I'm making this transition work, how I'm challenging my kids, and how we're making this afterschool thing work.

​This blogpost is really hard for me to write and the video below was equally hard to make, because it’s about change. A big change we have to take to move away from homeschool into public school. So this goes out to all those out there going through a season of change that you are trying to make the best of and for those parents out there that wish you could homeschool and yet you simply cannot.

​Summer can be a replenishing time. The perfect time to read, relax, replenish… until you have kids. Don’t misunderstand me, my children are my life, but those little people of mine need routine to be sane and for their mama to be happy. So today I’m gonna show you how we’re trying to strike a good balance between wants and needs during the rest of this summer break by using a Summer Rhythm.

​One of the most anticipated days of the week this past school year were Fridays and not just because it’s the last day of the week but more because it’s our art and science nature study day. Let’s take a look at what we accomplished with a flip through of my year 1’s and my nature journals.

​t’s so easy to feel overwhelmed when you start trying to blend all the ages of your kids into one, what you would hope to be, a cohesive, well organized homeschool schedule. Today I want to take you along with me on my thought process when it comes to blending my 3 young children into a homeschool schedule you can make sense of.

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​Charlotte Mason advocated that children should learn handicrafts, better said, life skills.
Today I’m going to dive into why and how we’re going to teach our kids and ourselves the craft and skill of gardening.

​I love planning the next year of homeschool!! It’s a time filled with so many possibilities and ideals that you hope and pray to bring to fruition the upcoming year. Today I’m going to walk you through my process of planning and give you a sneak peek into the books and curriculum we have lined up for my upcoming year 2.