Resources
Homeschooling doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. Discover helpful homeschool resources for Christian moms, including homeschool schedules, beginner homeschooling tips, answers to frequently asked homeschooling questions, and practical encouragement for overcoming self-doubt. Whether you’re new to homeschooling or a seasoned homeschool parent, you’ll find tools, guidance, and inspiration to help you confidently educate your children and create a thriving homeschool environment.
Homeschool Quick Start Guide
If you are new or considering homeschool, this is the place to start for some quick tips in the areas of most concern for homeschool moms.
Arizona Education Options
In the state of Arizona, you have several education options for your child(ren). To see AZ law or to see what options and homeschool laws are in your state, please visit HSLDA’s (Home School Legal Defense Association) website at www.hslda.org
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Dump the Lies for Homeschool Moms
The moment you set out on a new adventure in life, doubts will flood your mind, others’ opinions and their own doubts begin to come your way, and lies begin to seem like truth. Work through the thoughts and comments to discover what is a lie and the truth to replace it.
31 Truths from Proverbs 31
Sometimes we think of the Proverbs 31 woman as an unachievable to-do list for women. It is not a brag list of a fictitious woman to make you feel guilty or stressed, instead it’s an example for us of who we are created to be. The Proverbs 31 women did not wake up one morning and have all the answers and experience perfection, she took on one thing at a time, mastering each before she added on her next skill to master. You are not expected to be all things all the time. Take some time each day to remind yourself Whose you are; your identity is in Him.
A Sample School Schedule
This is a sample of what our school schedule looks like this year with 4 kiddos being homeschooled. Keep in mind that I apply times at the beginning of the year simply so I can see what my days might look like. The times are not exact, and within a few weeks of school, we learn what topics can be learned independently, and thus can be done during a time when Mom is working with a sibling. This means our days don’t typically take as long as it looks on here once we are in the year.
Transitioning From School to Homeschool
If your child was in a public, private, or charter school setting, and you are now homeschooling them, here are 10 tips to help you make the transition.
10 things you don't need to Homeschool
Having doubts about your ability to homeschool? Learn 10 things you DON’T need in order to be an effective homeschool parent.
Homeschool Convention Notebook for Moms
Print this notebook to prepare for your homeschool convention, take notes during convention, and to reflect on your experience afterward.