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We live in a world run by code. Our kids nowadays are surrounded by technology from the moment they’re born. Living in one of the tech capitals, the pressure for kids to begin coding before they can talk is real. Impractical, certainly, but there nonetheless. The thing is, not all coding programs or courses are…
Just like Santa’s list we checked in-state and a few selected out-of-state colleges to see if they required incoming students to include course descriptions with their transcripts for admission. Before our oldest’s Senior year, we checked again. With a sigh of relief, none did. I washed my hands of the matter and prepared to never…
Disclaimer: This post is sponsored by Mr. D Math. I was compensated for my time in exchange for an honest review. One of the most difficult homeschool high school credit requirements to fill is in my opinion, foreign language. I only speak one language, despite taking four years of Spanish in high school and four…
If you’ve decided to homeschool high school, dual enrollment classes have probably come up at some point. But before you jump headfirst into dual enrollment classes, you want to make sure your teen is up for the challenge. You don’t want to realize after spending money on college tuition your teen wasn’t really prepared. Disclaimer:…
Do you know one of the most common questions about homeschooling involves moms who want to homeschool preschool? There is a part of me that thinks, “There’s no such thing as homeschool preschool! That’s just mothering!” But I get it. Society is pushing for our children to begin formal education earlier and earlier. Taking them…
Disclaimer: This post may contain affiliate links. For more information see my disclosure policy. Growing up I attended a parochial school with nuns from Ireland. Because of this, Saint Patrick’s Day was more of a week-long celebration at school. The big holidays were Christmas, Good Friday and Easter, and St. Patrick’s Day. This one day…
Disclaimer: This post is sponsored by CodaKid. I was compensated for my time and honest opinion. “How was your activity tonight?” I asked my 11-year-old son, Haydn. “It wasn’t as fun as it could have been. We did coding. All the other boys already knew how to code, so I felt a little behind.” Oops!…
Disclaimer: This post is sponsored by TruSpark. I received compensation for my time and honest opinion. Myers-Briggs Personality test, Enneagram quizzes, and interest assessments are all popular at attempting to tell you what career path you should follow. But you know what? None of them seek to really pinpoint what your core motivations are. When…
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