How Do I Balance Teaching Multiple Grades?
I read a question from another homeschool mama that went something like this, 'How do you balance teaching more than one child in different grade levels at the same time?' I have three children, ages 9.5, 7.5 and (almost)
Let’s Talk About: Socialization
Hey Lindsey, what's the difference between Socialization and Socializing when it comes to Homeschooling? Ah socialization, the most common question asked of the seasoned homeschooler. It’s asked by grandparents and aunts and uncles and family friends and strangers at the grocery
Will My Grade 1 Child be isolated?
With the COVID-19 situation evolving, many parents are concerned about their child’s safety in a school setting. And rightfully so. There’s something terrifying about putting your child in a vulnerable situation that could open them up for infection. So now
3 Things You Need To Remember Before Starting Grade 1
Congratulations! Your child has made it to grade 1! I have three children, grades one, three and four. With each one of my children, I always felt like grade one was a huge milestone. You’ve made it through JK and
Let’s Talk About: Activities
So Lindsey, parents want to know is homeschooling boring? Wouldn't my children get bored always being home? What are some activities that you've done with your children to make the homeschool days less boring and still give them fun opportunities?
Let’s Talk About: Co-Ops
Hey Lindsey, what is a Co-Op? And how can I run one in my own town or city? "Great question! You may have heard homeschoolers mention co-op and not really understood what it was. Last year our homeschool group had
Let’s Talk About: Finances
Hey Lindsey, what advice do you have for the new parents out there that want to start homeschooling but are worried about the financial aspect of it? "A new homeschooler asked me this exact question the other day about the
Let’s Talk About: The Armour Our Kids Wear with Lindsey
Lindsey refers to her child's attitude as 'school armour', what exactly does she mean? Let's find out. "I’ve always referred to the attitudes my kids had to wear in school as armour. It’s an attitude, and the attitude says: I’m tough. I