100 Educational Shows on Amazon Prime
Whether you’re facing a sick day at home, bad weather or just a busy season of life, finding the time to educate your kids can be exhausting. Wouldn’t it be…
Easy Peasy’s FREE homeschool Curriculum
What if I told you that you could homeschool for the cost of basic school supplies and an internet connection? How about if I told you that someone has taken all of the guess-work out of homeschooling? No need to plan a year’s worth of lessons, become essay writers, search out hard-to-find required books or rack up hundreds of hours wondering if you’re doing “enough? What if I told you about a COMPLETELY free homeschool curriculum that meets nearly every single state’s requirements?
If you’re like most people, you don’t want to invest hundreds of dollars in curriculum when you first start homeschooling. Who wants to spend that much money just to decide 2 months later that homeschooling isn’t the right fit for your family?
NO ONE, that’s who!
But, have no fear:
Once upon a time, in a land far away, there was an amazing lady named Lee who had been homeschooling her kids for many, many years. In 2011, after much hard work, she started putting her kids’ assignments online for others to use on a site called Easy Peasy All-in-One-Homechool. She made sure to include every subject, from math and science to foreign languages and music. This lady was a saint who made homeschool moms all across the land smile each day.
Okay, okay, so jaw-flappin’ and more information is what y’all are really here for, right? So let’s get down to the nitty gritty.
150+ Educational YouTube Channels
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How I Make Money While Homeschooling My Kids
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DIY Stain Fighting Laundry Tablets
If there’s one thing I can count on as a mom, it’s a pile of laundry waiting for me at the end of the day. No matter what, there’s a stack of dirty underwear, stinky socks and holey jeans, just waiting for my attention. And if there’s one thing I hate more than anything, it’s a stack of laundry waiting for me each and every day. Alas, the life of a stay-at-home mom. 😉
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Here’s the thing: I’ve got a ton of stuff on my plate. When I’m not running the kids to horseback riding lessons, I’m tackling the mountain of laundry. If I’m…
150+ Educational Apps for Kids
You probably don’t need me to tell you that the way kids learn is changing and it’s changing fast. When I was a kid, we read a book and a…
Educational Videos for Kids & Teens
If you’ve been around here long, you know I’m a sucker for educational videos for kids, that do most of the teaching for me. For the last few years, we’ve…
Vocabulary Quest: Games for Homeschoolers
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Tips for Homeschoolers to Spend Their Tax Refund
It’s not everyday that a big chunk of money lands in your bank account, so when it does, you should make sure you utilize it in the best ways possible. It’s important for homeschoolers to spend their tax refund wisely.
Most families run a pretty tight ship when it comes to their homeschool budget. After all, you are probably living off a single income while the other parent stays home and carries out the responsibilities of the home and school.
I’d be lying if I said living on a single income didn’t stress me out to the max. It isn’t easy not knowing what next week’s paycheck will look like. Having your single income depend on nice weather, as well as perfectly lined up jobs, just adds to our chaos. So when tax season rolls around, I find myself wishing I could buy the latest gadgets, new TV and a pimped out new car, just like “everyone” else does with their tax returns. Unfortunately, responsibilities come before frivolous spending in our house, so I probably won’t be getting a new jet ski this year but I will definitely be getting some adult obligations taken care of.
With the sky-high price of, well, everything, it’s hard to find extra money for all of your homeschool needs, let alone your wants. The perfect time to allow yourself some spending money is during tax time.
If you’re like the rest of us and are looking for some smart ways to improve your homeschool with your tax refund, look no further. We’ve rounded up a few of the smartest ways to invest your tax refund in your homeschool.
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15 Yummy Game Day Snacks
I’d be lying if I said I enjoy sports. The only thing I actually like about most sporting events is the food. I’m not ashamed to say that game day snacks are my favorite. I’ll sit through an entire baseball game just to get my hands on a mouthwatering ball field hotdog.
Perfect Homemade Valentine Treats
Valentine’s Day is the perfect time to spoil the ones you love. Between flowers, gifts and candy, there are plenty of gift ideas that will make your loved ones smile….
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Family Hikes in Northwest Arkansas
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How to Start a Mom Blog and Make an Income
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Fishing Party Snacks
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How to Homeschool Multiple Grades
Kindergarten. Sixth. Tenth. When planning my pregnancies, I never accounted for homeschooling. (Then again, I never did much “planning” with my pregnancies either.) 😀 If I had, I would have…
2020 New Year Interview for Kids
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25 Days of Christmas Jokes for Kids
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10+ Instant Pot Side Dishes
These Instant Pot side dishes range from classic to unique but they’re all equally tasty. Side dishes are perfect to cook in the Instant Pot because it saves you plenty…
Give Memories Instead of Gifts
Twelve months ago, you were in the exact same place: standing in an overcrowded shopping mall, staring at the rows of brightly colored packages that screamed to be taken home with you. You had no idea what to get for you kids then and you still don’t have a clue this year.
When There’s No Money for Christmas
Layers of white snow blanketing the ground. Gorgeous bulbs lighting up the brisk black of night. The smell of hot cocoa near a cackling wood fire. Stockings hung perfectly imperfect next…
10 Easy Grinch Crafts
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7 Ways to Homeschool Through the Holidays
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Christmas Ornaments Kids Can Make
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Homeschool with Time4Learning
This year has been a rough one. We started out great but it didn’t take me long to see that juggling 3 students on 3 totally different levels was harder…