History is interesting because it is usually written from the point of view from the victor.

Have you ever looked at the other side?

It really helps you to see the full story when you can do that. It also teaches your kids critical thinking skills because now they can look at both sides and form their own opinions.

In today's podcast episode, I talk about looking at both sides of history and I go over the lesson plans for next month.

Do you ever feel like you are living in a never ending loop of diapers, messes, and homeschool? It's easy to get frustrated, overwhelmed, and worn out when that is all you have going on. In today's podcast episode, I am talking about why it's important to keep dreaming big even while you have little kids at home. I have some questions for you to ask yourself to find your dreams, and I also cover why it is important for you to dream big.

If you have kids, chances are they are going to break something.

Plates, cups, crayons, and holes in the wall.

What do you do when that happens?

How should you respond and help them to be more careful?

Make sure to check out this latest episode where I help you to know what to do when your kid breaks something.

How do you legally homeschool?

Do you need a teaching degree to homeschool?

What is the best curriculum to use?

How do I help my kids make friends?

How long should I homeschool each day?

I am answering these, and so many more, of your frequently asked homeschool questions. Make sure to listen to this episode to get all your questions answered!

This podcast episode is titled Exciting News!!

Why?

Because I have some exciting news to share with you. You are going to want to make sure you click the link in my bio and go and listen to this week's episode.

A while back I had someone ask me how has homeschool changed since I started.

I am in my 17th year of homeschooling, and a lot has changed since then.

For one thing, homeschooling has more than doubled since 2008. Isn't that amazing!

Today is a fun episode to highlight some of the changes of homeschooling through the years.

Ariane is an awesome of three girls and had the chance to live in Europe for a full year. They really wanted to take advantage of their time their and were able to visit 36 countries!I am interviewing her today, to show you what her homeschool looked like while they were traveling.Even if worldschooling doesn't speak to you, this episode will inspire you to create whatever homeschool you want to create.

Your homeschool mindset shapes everything—from your daily rhythm to your child’s love for learning.   

In this week's episode, we dive into why your perspective matters, how to overcome common mental blocks, and ways to build confidence in your homeschooling journey. 

With internet and social media, it is easy to get distracted with all the possible homeschool options out there.

In today's podcast episode, I want to talk about focusing on what matters and say no to the things that don't.

Whether you are helping a little one unlock the magic of reading their first words to trying to figure out what to do with a reluctant reader, I've got you covered.

In today's podcast episode, I go over the step by step instructions of how to teach a kid to read.

I also cover what to do with a reluctant reader, and how you can help them love reading!