If you’re ready to start homeschooling, here’s the 30,000 foot view with my advice as a seasoned homeschool mom with soon to be 3 high school homeschool graduates. You don’t have to wait until everything is perfect! Show notes are at 4onemore.com/205

Are you pulling your kids out of school on short notice and need a simple homeschool plan?  Here is some good news:  it doesn’t have to be overwhelming. You really can start homeschooling tomorrow! Show notes are at 4onemore.com/204

If you have a bunch of littles and you’re doubting your ability to add homeschooling into the mix, this episode is for YOU. We’ll tackle the question from a local homeschool mom: Will I be too overwhelmed if I homeschool with 3 kids under 5? Show notes are at 4onemore.com/203

Has anyone ever said to you? “Wow, you’re lucky you can afford to homeschool.” Why do people always assume only wealthy people can afford to homeschool? We’ve been a one-income family for our entire married lives and have managed to live well on one budget and homeschool successfully. So today I’m answering the question: “What has enabled you to financially homeschool long-term?” Show notes are at 4onemore.com/202

Do you need to teach preschool at home? Should you use a formal curriculum? What are the skills that preschoolers need to know? Download a preschool skills checklist in the show notes at 4onemore.com/201

Are you a second generation homeschooler? Maybe you feel like you're starting from a different place than other homeschool moms. In this episode, we’re answering a listener’s question about this topic as we chat with second generation homeschooler, Sarah McCubbin, of TenMinuteMomentum.com Show notes are at 4onemore.com/200

Deschooling provides a valuable buffer between traditional schooling and homeschooling. It gives you the time and space to really get to know your kids, how they learn best, and to clarify why you’re bringing them home for school. Here’s what you need to know about deschooling. Show notes are at 4onemore.com/199

What do you do if curriculum isn’t working for you mid-year? Do you have to finish it? If you stop using it, what should you do instead?  Here’s some helpful advice for those mid-year slumps when homeschooling just isn’t going well. Show notes are 4onemore.com/198

Are you overwhelmed because everyone needs you all day? There’s a better way. You can transition from parent-led to student-led work time so you can get housework done, work on your side business, take care of the baby, or work with younger ones who still need more intensive mom-time and attention. Show notes are at 4onemore.com/197

Homeschool families accumulate a lot of digital files! Here's how to organize digital homeschool resources so that you will actually use them. Show notes are at 4onemore.com/196