For Homeschool Moms
Learn to thrive as a wife and homeschool mom.
Encouragement for Homeschool Moms
Networking with other homeschool moms is a way to receive advice, ideas, support and encouragement.
The homeschool mom community is a place of empowerment, strength, and creativity.
Get connected through your local library, museum, blogs, support groups, and home school conventions.
Community Building for Homeschool Moms
Community building is essential for homeschool moms.
Link up with other homeschool moms through homeschool providers like Classical Conversations, a classical Christian Community.
Time Management for Homeschool Moms
One of the best tools for homeschool time management is finding a preplanned homeschool curriculum.
These preplanned curriculums have lessons plans, video courses, activities, and testing to help you save time and stay on track.
Homeschool Mom Appreciation
Are you a homeschooler that has your mom as your teacher?
Homeschool moms have many roles from teacher, to mom, to errand runner, chef, and housekeeper.
Show your homeschool mom some appreciation with handpicked flowers, a handwritten note, or a simple “Thank you, Mom, for all that you do for me.”
More Resources for Homeschool Moms
Ep.1 of Homeschool Family Bites: Attention
We are happy to introduce you to Homeschool Family Bites: a bite-sized podcast for your non-stop lives. Each episode will focus on one simple word
Are You Still Homeschooling? | 1
Welcome to the first ever Teach Them Diligently Podcast. This week, David and Leslie Nunnery, founders of Teach Them Diligently, give you some insight into
7 Reasons Why All Christian Homeschool Moms Should Attend A Teach Them Diligently Homeschool Convention
If you’re a Christian homeschool family looking to refine your vision, get encouraged, and get better equipped for the mission God has given you, you belong at Teach Them Diligently.
Meeting Needs and Making A Difference In The Lives of Single Homeschooling Parents.
It’s easy to think that our lives are so wrapped up in homeschooling, parenting, and discipling our own children that we can’t be of much
Homeschool Mom Relationships Matter
I am an introvert by nature– BIG Time!! If I had my druthers, I would stay home, doing my family thing, content to abide peacefully
The Perfect Homeschool Schedule
[Tweet “Are you looking for the perfect homeschool schedule?”] Many folks new to homeschooling struggle with this dilemma while adjusting to their new lifestyle. My
Questions Moms Ask– Biggest Lessons, Avoiding Burnout, and Inexpensive Homeschooling
Join 27-year homeschool veteran Renee Lodolce as she addresses the Biggest Lessons She’s Learned through Homeschooling, Avoiding Burnout in Homeschooling, and How To Homeschool Very
Celebrating Amazing Lessons for Homeschool Moms And Dads
https://vimeo.com/292192823 I’m pretty sure that when we reach the end of our homeschool journey, David and I will look back to see that God taught
New Homeschool Mom
I’m a new homeschool mom and it makes me feel like I can do this and that I’m not alone! I’m telling all my friends!
Questions Moms Ask – Homeschooling Multiple Levels
https://vimeo.com/279767633 There are so many things to learn about homeschooling, parenting, and managing your household. This week, I’ve asked a couple of TTD favorites, Sonya
Homeschool Mom’s Monday Morning Minute
Homeschool Mom, have you ever had the Lord calling you to do something, but you really were uncertain about your ability to do it? Yeah,
Lunch Ideas for Homeschool Moms
What a fun challenge it has been to put together a list of homeschool lunch ideas for us to share! I found that there are
Back to Homeschool for Preschool Moms
It’s August! Again. And you’ve got your schoolroom all fixed up and the curtains are pressed. The workboxes are labeled, the unit studies are planned,
The Perfect Homeschool Mom
It’s inevitable that everyday there are Moms all over the world watching the Perfect Homeschool Mom and wanting to be her. Those Moms who are
Homeschooling Mommy Guilt
The weight that many of us carry wrapped tight around our heart is guilt, anxiety, and worry. I see the smiling faces that say ‘Everything
Dear Mom Who is Homeschooling a Child with Autism
It’s Autism Awareness Month, but that doesn’t mean much to you. You’re aware of autism every day. All too aware. It’s a constant source of stress, even
Thank you, Mom! A Tribute to Homeschooling Moms Everywhere from a Grateful Homeschool Graduate
Following is a pretty lengthy post, but it was such a blessing to my heart as a homeschooling mom that I couldn’t wait to share
Lunch Ideas for Homeschool Moms
What a fun challenge it has been to put together a list of homeschool lunch ideas for us to share! I found that there are
Taming the Homeschool Mom Failure Syndrome
Taming the Homeschool Mom Failure Syndrome by guest blogger Betty Eisenhour Your seven year old can’t read. Your fourteen year old hates homeschooling. Your mom
Balancing Homeschooling and Marriage
In order to balance homeschooling, family and marriage, it is a good idea to create a schedule and ask your spouse for input.
Schedule time for school and time for rest as well as carving out time for your spouse. Plan ahead but allow yourself grace if you get off track.
Again, one of the awesome things about homeschooling is the ability to create your own schedule.
Getting Your Kids Excited about Learning
As a homeschool parent, you are not limited to the four walls of a school or even your home.
Get your kids excited by taking weekly field trips. Have class outside by a beautiful lake or on the back porch or even by a camp fire.
Also, knowing you can get the school work knocked out in 3-5 hours instead of a full day of classes leaves plenty of time for extracurricular activities and hobbies like riding a bike, playing basketball, or learning a musical instrument.
Join TTD365 for an Online Community and a Wealth of Resources for Homeschool Moms!
Teach Them Diligently 365 is an online homeschool community and homeschool resource library designed to help you make the most out of your homeschool experience.
