Check out the recent Rent. article we were
featured in about homeschooling activities:
Homeschooling offers a unique opportunity for parents to engage with their children in a way that fits their individual needs and learning styles. Whether you’re homeschooling in your new home in Idaho Falls, ID, apartment in Murray, UT, or rental house in Westminster, CO, we’ll explore a variety of activities that will keep your kids engaged while helping them grow academically and personally. From science experiments to arts and crafts, there’s something exciting for every child.
From science experiments to arts and crafts, there’s
something exciting for every child.
Read the full article here: Homeschool Activities
| Rent.
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8. Lean on other homeschooling households
Leaning on other homeschool households for support can be an invaluable part of your homeschooling journey. Connecting with others who are going through similar experiences can provide a sense of community, reassurance, and shared resources.
“I find it quite necessary to find a cohort, co-op, or club for both you and your child to thrive in when homeschooling,” states Elizabeth Estelle, blogger at Homeschool Christian Mom. “You will all need friends and the support is amazing. These ladies have become some of my lifelong besties.”
Estelle also recommends finding a local group that offers homeschool participation days on a weekly or bi-weekly basis, along with opportunities to join sports, theater, and band programs.
Whether it’s swapping lesson ideas, attending group activities, or simply exchanging advice, these relationships can help reduce the feeling of isolation that can sometimes come with homeschooling.
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ABOUT ELIZABETH ESTELLE
Elizabeth Estelle, homeschooling mom of four amazing children, and now a grandmother. She has been married to her college sweetheart for over 40 years. She loves the Lord, teaches, writes, mentors ladies, and likes to cook. She cleans as needed. In her spare time she enjoys teaching art and creating it. She led a homeschool co-op for 24 years. Now, she wants to encourage homeschooling families to persevere and be successful in their own homeschool adventure, kindergarten through high school.
If you are serious about raising your children for the Lord and homeschooling, let’s connect:
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