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Homeschool Resource: Homeschool High School Help
Technically Charlie will be in his last year of Middle School next year. When I went to school we did 1st through 6th, Middle School was 6th through 8th and High School was 9th through 12th. Things have changed and Charlie is in 8th Grade next year in some districts 8 th Grade is considered High School. As a parent there is no, way Charlie is ready for High School or even 8th Grade. To help prepare Charlie though I found a new Homeschool Resource: Homeschool High School Help. I can’t wait to sit down and look through the site so I can prepare Charlie and I for High School.…
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What will you do when you aren’t homeschooling?
What will you do when you aren’t homeschooling? When your child launches, there’s something big happening back in their childhood home. Parents are left behind. The nest is empty. The children are gone, and the adjustment has begun. But what about you? The homeschool parent still at home? Toward the end of homeschooling, you start to wonder about the next stage of life. What will you do when you aren’t homeschooling? I can suggest what not to do. I heard a lady at the shop talking about how bored she was together with her life. She had attended four Weight Watchers meetings during the week, not because she was overweight,…
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5 Tips for Losing Weight As A Parent
We all know that dieting can be a difficult task, but when most of your day is taken up by being a full time parent (as well as handling a job and running of the house), it can be even more of a struggle, particularly when it comes to time. But while it’s not always easy to make your weight-loss goals a priority while you’re juggling the incredibly-fulfilling-yet-totally-exhausting demands of parenthood, there are a few tricks to make it work. 1. Be realistic with your goals Setting goals like “I will lose [X amount] in [X days/weeks]” or “I will exercise [X times] a week” is great, but make sure…


