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Homeschooling Quirky Kids

Homeschool Connections Podcast 271 In this heartfelt and deeply affirming episode, Kaitlin is joined by Ginny Kochis, neurodivergent parent coach, author, and founder of Quirky…

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The Catholic Kids’ Cookbook: Holy Days and Heavenly Food

One of the easiest ways to incorporate liturgical living into our daily lives is by making food connected to the Church calendar. Cooking and baking…

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Returning to Homeschooling After a Hiatus

My 15-year-old daughter and I just completed our first week of homeschooling for the year. After being homeschooled for all of her life, she wanted…

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Looking to Attend or Begin a Co-op or Microschool?

Sometimes, homeschoolers want to look at educational options beyond traditional homeschooling that will provide some additional social and academic support to their children. Homeschool co-ops…

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A Different Kind of Checklist

As we launch into a fresh new school year, are you feeling a bit overwhelmed by the look of your calendar? Are you dreading the…

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Challenge and Curiosity in Education

In this interview, Dr. Kevin Majeres – Catholic psychiatrist and professor at Harvard Medical School – shares powerful insights into how children grow best: through…

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How I Plan My Homeschool Year

As a homeschooling mother of four, planning our homeschool year is a blend of prayer, research, and organization. Here’s a glimpse into my process:  Step…

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21 Ways Parents Can Live Out Pope Leo’s Call to Set Faithful Examples for Children

In his homily during the Mass celebrating the Jubilee of Families, Children, Grandparents, and the Elderly, Pope Leo encouraged parents and grandparents “to be examples…

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Hope for Bad Homeschool Days

“I am not cut out for this!” “I don’t think I can do this anymore!” “I don’t think I have what it takes to do…

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Homeschooling and Autistic Burnout

Episode 216 of Homeschooling Saints Podcast A lot of us homeschool our kids because they’re wired differently. We talk about “neurodiversity” a lot these days,…

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