Sometimes we can feel like real life gets in the way of homeschooling. After all there are bills to pay, meals to make, babies to nurse, laundry to do (O the laundry!). Next we have lessons but I think that life is homeschooling...if we can grow young people who are great at the day to day stuff and LOVE learning...well that's what it's all about. What "hacks" do you use to make daily chores a thing that everyone knows are just part of life?

My weekend line up was volunteering, furniture deliveries and water deliveries to my daughter (issues with her well), vehicle key delivery to a busy son in law, Sunday worship, a big nap and planning for the week ahead (stay tuned for some renovations here at The Homeschool help desk).

What is one homeschooling myth that you've heard...then tell us your mythbuster!

Do your ur relax, visit or double down on chores? Maybe some Planning time? Marking time ? You time? We need to know!

If I’m being 😇honest, Math✖️➗➕➖🟰 was my most 😬anxiety producing subject when I attended school…by far! However, it is one of my favourite 😍subjects to teach. What happened ⁉️ I took a deep breath and relearned Math from the perspective of my kids👧👦. I really didn’t want them to have math phobia and I wanted them to feel the 💡wonder of discovery. What did we do? Well we 🏁started from the beginning (I had math gaps due to moves) and we took it slow🐢. I have a few favourite Math curriculum that we have used (more on that another Monday) but what made the biggest difference was taking the time to master each concept. What has your Math journey been like❓