Secular Homeschooling in Canada
I have been there. So disorganized that it hurts, you can’t find anything you are looking for, and your kids are standing there waiting for their homeschool lessons. Here are some of my hopefully helpful tips to help the disorganized homeschool mom in each of us. Helpful Tips for the Disorganized Homeschool Mom Find a…
A fun holiday is coming up soon, Valentine’s Day. We don’t do much for Valentine’s Day but we do do a little something, a craft and of course chocolate. This Valentine’s Day heart craft is a good balance of learning and of fun, because school shouldn’t have to be lacking in fun. Valentine’s Day Heart…
This has to be my favorite budget meal ever! This bang bang chicken pasta is delicious and so easy to customize to your taste. You can also customize it to your budget and whatever you have in your house. This recipe is fast and easy to make and one to keep around for busy days….
Did you know that this day existed? I did not. But I thought it might make a fun school theme day, this year with the 18th landing on a Saturday, I’ll be introducing our thesaurus cards on the Friday. I have been thinking about this and have a few ideas and ways that you can…
Another year has come and gone. We have laughed and cried over lessons, and walked away from plans because they didn’t work out. I have shared our troubles and successes here with you. Here were your favorites throughout the year of 2019 on Forgetful Momma. This page is always at the top, it’s a fun…
This is a monthly theme that I am on board with. January is National Creativity Month, how fun is that? Everything this month should be creative. National Creativity Month – January My kids each got a few craft kits because everyone knows that they are crafty, creative little people. Their bedroom floor are littered with…
Kids love to be in the kitchen. They love being with you, being hands on and learning. Cooking and baking in the kitchen is the perfect place to incorporate homeschool math. Whenever we struggle to learn something or need to work on a skill a little more, we go to the kitchen, or the grocery…
Sometimes one income isn’t enough and you, as a homeschool mom, need to find a way to help out with the family expenses. One way to do this is to watch children in your home. This is always my fall back. I actually went to college for early childhood education, to work in daycare centers….
I don’t think we are doing enough in our homeschool. I think we are doing too much. I think we need to skip taking a week off. Do any of those sound familiar? Homeschool mom guilt is strong, it is overwhelming at times. It can also sound like: my child isn’t read yet, or writing…
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