Thanks for joining us this week for the Smiling Homeschooler Podcast. Jamie Erickson has a ton of encouragement and tips for homeschooling with younger kids. We are sure it will help you smile more while homeschooling. If you would like to check out more from her you can visit her website at www.theunlikelyhomeschool.com. Plus visit our website to sign up for our weekly email and check out our blog! You can find these at www.thesmilinghomeschooler.com.

Thanks for listening! Hopefully, all of our talking about homeschooling conventions will encourage you to attend one this year! We also want to thank Teach Them Diligently for giving us a free family pass to give away during the live show. Thanks to our good friends at Teaching textbooks for making today's show possible. You can learn more about all their great math products, view a sample lesson, and check out their affordable pricing at teachingtextbooks.com If you would like to see Todd's speaking schedule you can visit www.thesmilinghomeschooler.com.

Thanks for listening! Our goal as always was for this show to be encouraging to you. We think Cheryl had a lot of encouragement to share. If you would like to reach out to her you can email her [email protected]. We would also encourage you to share this episode with your fellow homeschooling friend.Thanks to our good friends at Teaching textbooks for making today's show possible. You can learn more about all their great math products, view a sample lesson, and check out their affordable pricing at teachingtextbooks.com

This week we are super excited to have Dianne Craft with us on the show! her goal is to take the stress away from teaching "Special-needs" Children. Thank you to teaching textbooks for sponsoring this week's podcast! You can find more from Dianne at www.diannecraft.org

This week Ben and Rissa talk about their new son, valentine's day, and making your spouse a priority. We want to thank Teaching Textbooks for sponsoring the smiling homeschooler podcast. You can email us at todd or ben @thesmilinghomeschooler.com. Thanks for listening, and as always...keep smiling!