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  • Middle School Math (Without Algebra!)
  • Skip Algebra, for now
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    • Hands-On Math That Actually Prepares Kids for Algebra
    • Touchable Math for Middle School: Why Hands-On Learning Still Matters for Tweens
    • Middle School Math Is Broken — And I’m Done Pretending It’s Fine
    • How to Choose a Math Curriculum for Middle School (Without Losing Your Mind)
    • Middle School Without Algebra Is Possible (and Preferred)
    • Rushing Algebra Doesn’t Create Engineers — It Creates Anxiety
    • Math Grows Best in Safe Soil: How to Stop Middle School Math Tears and Build Confidence Instead
    • When My “Skip Algebra” Rule Met Its Match

Homeschooling Resources and Encouragement

April 3, 2013 By Bekki Leave a Comment This content may contain affiliate links.

Homeschooling is a living breathing thing.

Just when you think you have it all figured out, your kids change on you.
Life keeps you on your toes this way!

Homeschooling moms can lead pretty isolated lives at times. Homeschooling can be challenging, and sometimes downright difficult.

We all need encouragement, creative idea boosts, and sometimes a swift kick in the pants (That one is for me).

We need to be learning and growing right alongside our children.

We need to model good learning and studying habits.

There all kinds of “how to homeschool” and curriculum guides out there. This is where I will share my own resources or years of homeschooling experience and wisdom.

Click on these links:

Start Here!

Where do I begin?

Homeschooling is a Beautiful thing!

Teaching with Toddlers and Babies

Why is it “A Better Way to Homeschool?“

Amazing Notebooking Templates for Journalling

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