Looking for an easy way to incorporate art history and art into your homeschool? #art #homeschooling

Therese Boucher provides a poignant portrait of early 20th century life for Catholic French-Canadian immigrants in central Massachusetts in The Singer and the Sailor.

Despite being the shortest month, February is the bane of most homeschooler’s year. Here is how to survive! #homeschooling #February

Calculus for Middle Schoolers takes complex concepts and presents them in an understandable and non-scary format.

What do you do when the voices of self-doubt are screaming in your head? Here are three suggestions to help you feel better. #homeschooling

Sometimes a minor tweak in your homeschool life can make a big difference. Taking the time to honestly evaluate what is not working and attempting to make meaningful changes can lead to a much more positive homeschool day.

These two new picture books are lovely for read-alouds with Catholic children. #Catholic #ChildrensBooks

Today’s guest, Margaret Gallipeau, was with us in Episode 48, helping us get organized for the year. Today, she’ll take us through some steps for evaluating how our plans are going, in our Mid-Semester Homeschool Organization Check-in!

Thanksgiving is right around the corner, which is a great time to remember all the reasons to be thankful for homeschooling, especially during 2020.