If you're reading this, you are probably in the midst of teaching one of your little ones to read OR you have that endeavor looming ahead of you in the near future... amiright? The singular biggest fear of every single homeschool mom I've ever spoken to is failing to teach her child to read well... and especially failing to teach them "on time".

Listen or read more at https://www.lifeabundantlyblog.com/lifeabundantlyblog/2018/6/20/when-you-child-cant-read-by-age-6

Can I tell you something that's hard to admit? I've spent a lot of time in the past year being a miserable homeschool mom. Countless hours of training have gone into perfecting my craft. I'm excellent at complaining about parenting struggles, whining through hard days, and generally being difficult to be around.

After our most challenging homeschooling year yet, I have it down. Here's how you can be a miserable homeschool mom too!

Listen or read more at https://www.adriennebolton.com/blog/2017/01/miserable-homeschool-mom.html

1. The idea of anchoring or tethering our children to a cultural heritage.
2. What are some Morning Time elements that help to convey this cultural heritage.
3. How Cindy handles the aspects of our heritage that are not positive or admirable.
4. The connection between language and memory and how language helps form relationships with ideas.
5. How technology is both a blessing and a curse when it comes to our efforts to be people who practice Remembering.

Is your husband against homeschooling? I know what you’re going through. Wanting to homeschool, but not being able to. I’ve been where you are and can help.

Dear Mom,

I see you. Wanting to homeschool, but your spouse is against it.

I see you. Counting down the days until Christmas break. Yearning to have your kids home with you each day.

Listen or read more at https://www.findingjoyinthejourney.net/spouse-is-against-homeschooling/