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It’s homeschool planning time for so many people out there, and that’s why I’m so excited about this new free set of printables that is to use as part of (or as your whole) homeschool planner. That’s right – a free homeschool planner. Sweet! Another cool thing about this homeschool planner is that even non-homeschoolers might want to download it. While… Read More
Finding Order at Home by Establishing Routines is a post from Christine of Christine Trevino: Administrating life can be tough work, especially if you’re a parent. The never-ending list of things that need to be done in order to function well as a family can become overwhelming without a clear plan to tackle the day-to-day issues of family life. The years I spent as an administrative professional,… Read More
Top 3 Planners For Busy Moms is a post by contributing writer Amy from Rock Your Homeschool Moms are busy creatures, by choice or by necessity. With to-do lists filled with errands, appointments, and household chores (not to mention kids’ activities and church events), moms can easily become overwhelmed. Although the best advice is to simplify your schedule, busy moms… Read More
Decision making can be hard, especially when you’re faced with some difficult options from which to choose. While one of the pieces of conventional wisdom is to make a pros and cons list to help you decide, I have a variation on that concept that you just might find useful the next time you’re faced with a difficult choice. Listen… Read More
The following post is from Lauren of Mama’s Learning Corner: A couple of years ago, I was drowning in meal planning for my family. What’s for supper? What can the kids eat for snacks? Do we have anything in the fridge for lunch? When am I going to go to the grocery store?? As a homeschool mama of four that… Read More
Conventional wisdom says that when you’re faced with a difficult choice, it’s good to make a pros and cons list to help you decide. I, however, am a proponent of skipping out on the pros section of the list, and heading straight for a cons and cons list instead. Okay, yes, I know. Saying that you should make a cons… Read More
