How to Teach Health in Your Homeschool
Hey, homeschoolers! Remember health class in school? Honestly, I don't. But I do know I haven't been excited about the health curriculum I've used with my high schoolers until now. We'll talk more about how to teach health in a minute. Listen to the podcast Let's Connect But first I would love to have you subscribe to my YouTube Channel. I am going to restart my video series called Ask Dr. Mel. I get a number of questions and I'll be...
Making the Most of Your Homeschooled High School Years
Hey homeschoolers! This is an unusual episode of The Homeschool Sanity Show because my guest and I are going to be speaking primarily to homeschool high school students. If you have a high schooler or even better, a soon-to-be high schooler, have them join you in listening! Listen to the podcast But first, I would love to have you subscribe to Psychowith6.com. What you will receive when you subscribe is the Sanity Saturday...
How to Help Your Homeschooler Transition to Middle and High School
Hey homeschoolers! The homeschooling parents I talk with are most likely to get panicky when the middle and high school years aren't far off. My discussion today will put your minds at ease. Let's Connect But first, I would love to have you follow me on Instagram at Psychowith6. I have recently begun sharing inspirational content there–inspiration for your faith, getting organized, your parenting, and of course, homeschooling. I...
A Sane Approach to College-Prep Homeschooling
Listen to the podcast Hey, homeschoolers! This week I'm going to answer your questions about college-prep homeschooling or what you need to do in high school to prepare your student for college. Before we dive in, I want to mention The Great Homeschool Convention. I am just home from Cincinnati, where I was able to meet some of you. It is a thrill to meet you and hear what I'm sharing that makes a difference in your homeschooling...
How to Keep Homeschooled High Schoolers Happy
When your homeschooled child enters or will soon enter high school, their happiness becomes critical to ensuring the success of your homeschooling. Obviously, we can't base all our choices on what will make our kids happy. But doing what we can to make the high school years enjoyable is an important way of expressing love for our children. Here are my top tips. Read the Blog Post Watch on YouTube LINKS Lessons Learned from...
About Me
I'm a Christian psychologist turned homeschooling mother of six graduates. I now help other homeschooling moms find joy in their journey. Check out sanity-saving books and curriculum at FunToLearnBooks.com. -Dr. Melanie Wilson
