Recently, we did some Googling about homeschooling to see what the Google algorithm's predictive text would give us. The results were hilarious.

I am endlessly charmed by the richness of this relatively small classic (my copy is only 130 pages), and there is just something about Dickens’ style I find to be fun, cheerful, and oftentimes profoundly thought-provoking and even deeply moving.

One fantastic thing about homeschooling is you can field trip anytime you want! But where should you go? Opportunities for fantastic field trip experiences are all around us.

Today, I present eleven fun ways you can encourage reading in your Catholic homeschool...

Like any adventure, it is the little things that make homeschooling successful. A puzzle is assembled of small pieces; the longest hike is made up of thousands of individual steps. Similarly, our homeschooling journey becomes easier when we keep our eyes on the individual steps in front of us.

For me, burnout creeps in regularly, sometimes in February, sometimes in other months, and I have found that a little effort to boost my attitude can go a long way. A few small changes can prevent serious, life-altering burnout.