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Homeschooling Grows Parents That Rise to Responsibility More Than We Once Were...
Homeschooling can grow sturdy kids and ripen parents to excellence… The risk of leaving things to the “professionals” who instruct kids via government mandates and cultural fads far outweighs the risks of taking on all of parenting… Break the ease of indifference, the comfort of distraction, and deny the insinuation of incompetence without professional oversight. Learn and grow alongside your kids and for your kids.
Gross-Out Grammar Series Humorous Language Arts for Relucant Writers
Kids will love language arts as the Gross-Out Grammar Series and Revolting Writing shake things up with laugh-out-loud learning and excitement! A humorous grammar and writing program for ages 9-13 years, or any age student looking for a hilarious grammar review and creative writing journal.
Perfectly Inadequate to Homeschool
You are completely inadequate to homeschool, according to the world. Don’t be intimidated. Your natural ability to instruct your kids along with your will to succeed, and the simplicity to do so, cannot be reproduced in mass. And that is intimidating to the system. And your authority and mandate to homeschool comes from higher power.
Top 25 Homeschool Memes Hifalutin Homeschool Truth, Humor, and Inspiration
Top 25 homeschool memes! The best hifalutin sarcasm and laughs! Rebuttals for naysayers, inspiration for the unsure, and memes of motivation to share!
Quick Start Homeschooling Confidence for Panicked Parents
A guide for panicked parents. How do I homeschool? Should I get a set of encyclopedias and a goat? Answers to burning questions and 3 steps to quick start homeschooling with confidence.
101 Lies I Tell Myself About Homeschooling
A hilarious list of 101 homeschool lies we tell ourselves under the pressure for perfection and the desire for the outside world to pat us on the back. Dreams of educational success lead to grand expectations and impossible goals we can’t begin to complete when life gets in the way.
Homeschooling High School I'm not Afraid Anymore! (mostly)
Homeschooling high school used to be an imaginary distant realm I pondered only when nosy strangers or worried relatives brought it up, or between 11pm and 3am on days of the week that end in y. "We will worry about it when we get there," I'd say. Or, "Yeah, we might...
Best Good Homeschool Friend
Everyone needs a best good homeschool friend. A friend that will listen to you lose your mind on the hard days without blaming your choice to homeschool. And friends don’t let friends complain alone. They join in with honesty, experience, and a sleeve of cookie dough.
10 Honest Reasons Parents Choose to Homeschool And the Politically Correct Defense We Hide Behind
Think of the main, honest reason you homeschool. If you could only give one answer, what would it be? Do we all have a different answer or are there common reasons we homeschool? Apparently, this is a difficult question, because when I asked this question on social...
100 Hilarious Homeschool Manners
A comical list of 100 homeschool manners for the entire family in every situation.
Homeschooling a Hardheaded Child The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly Stuff No One Talks About
Why won’t he just do his work? He spends more time complaining about doing it than it takes to just do it. There is no magic pill or method of coaxing your child into quiet obedience. My advice for homeschooling a hardheaded child:
If I Had Been Homeschooled… What Parents Are Saying That Homeschooled Kids Miss Out On
Besides the obvious, leaving home 5 days a week for 8-10 hours/day and rectangular slices of cardboard pizza, I wanted to really list what would have been missed if I had not gone to a conventional school. If I am going to commit to homeschooling until college-do-us-part, I owe it to my boys to fully understand what I’m asking them to give up.
And the #1 thing readers said they would have missed was…
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