Hey, homeschoolers! It should be easy to teach life skills in our homeschools. The kids are cooking with us, cleaning with us, and even doing home repairs with us. But sometimes academics, activities, and daily life get in the way. We have good intentions, but before we know it, Junior is on his own driving the car with no oil in it. Don’t ask why I’m using that as an example.

My guest today, Katie Kimball of Kids Cook Real Food, has joined me before to talk about teaching cooking skills. But today she is shar...

This week on Homeschool Highschool Podcast: What Happens to Us When the Last Homeschooler Graduates?

What Happens to Us When the Last Homeschooler Graduates?

The six of us 7Sisters are Omega Moms. That means that we have graduated our youngest homeschoolers! So, we know what it’s like to suddenly face life after the last homeschooler graduates. (BTW- there are 6 of us 7Sisters, so who’s the 7th Sister? YOU are!)

Recently several of the moms in our 7SistersHomeschool Facebook group were talking about lives as post-homeschooling moms. What happens? So we t...

God’s Promises for Homeschool Moms

In “God’s Promises for Homeschool Moms,” Episode, #231, Meredith Curtis invites you to grab hold of the Promises of God for your situations so you can get out of survival mode to rule and reign in Christ. Whether you are needing wisdom, feeling overwhelmed, struggling with guilt, or simply exhausted, there is assurance for you that the Lord is with you and will provide for you in each and every situation.

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Replay – 50 Top Christian Films

In this episode of the top 50 Christian Films, I explore past favorites along with some new and promising film companies who are currently making Christian movies into mainstream theaters. These movies are ones I would recommend however with any recommendation comes a caution to parents. The information is provided as a base for your own favorite list, watch these first before allowing your children to view them, unattended.

Show Notes: Top 50 Christian Films

Praise God and Hallelujah, the recent filmmaking industry has vastly improved in their creations of productions wi...

Are you homeschooling a struggling learner? Fletch and Kendra share three practical ideas for you as you consider homeschooling a child who struggles.

Join us for this week’s episode as we answer a listener’s question about how to give struggling learners the time and attention they need.

EPISODE TIMELINE
:50 Fluff – shout out to John Wilkerson 
6:33 Homeschooling the Struggling Learner
23:25 Wrapping it up
25:41 The show is over. Goodbye!

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Tomorrow, I get to share my passion for preschoolers with about 100 preschool teachers. I am sharing with them the Top Ten Things Preschooler Want You to Know. I thought you might enjoy hearing this list, as well.

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#10 –Just because I use potty talk does not mean I have to go potty.

When I child calls you poopy head, simply say something like, “What? I have poopy on my head. Nope, I don’t think I have poopy on my head.” Children use potty talk to get the attention of others...

Special needs require special focus. Many parents must focus a great deal on their child with special needs, and rightfully so. Yet, how does the situation of having a special needs sibling affect the other children in the house? All family members of children with ADD, ADHD, dyslexia, developmental delays, CAPD, Autism, syndromes, and genetic disorders of all types are affected by these complicated issues. Are there particular ways that parents can help their other children through the ups and downs of daily life with a special needs family member?

In this episode, Dr. Jan brings in...

322 : Online help for homeschool children with learning challenges

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In this episode, Meryl chats with Krisa Wynn about Homeschool Heroes, an online platform designed to support homeschool families with children who have learning challenges — or as they call them, “unique learners.” Krisa shares how the platform provides free and paid resources, community groups, learning assessments, consultations, and quarterly day-off events for homeschoolers.

Homeschool Heroes is an expansion of the original SPED Homeschool nonprofit, but now offers even more ways to connect, support, and empower homeschool families, including those dealin...

Bumps, lumps, and skin growths—we’ve all dealt with them at some point. But what if your skin is trying to send you a message?

In this episode of Homeopathy for Mommies, Sue Meyer unpacks the root causes of common skin issues like warts, moles, and skin tags, and how homeopathy offers natural, lasting support without harsh chemicals or painful procedures. Discover what these seemingly minor growths may be saying about your immune system, emotional health, or lifestyle habits—and how the right remedy can help restore balance from the inside out.

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This week on Homeschool Highschool Podcast: Homeschool Life as Story Collection, Not a Novel.

Homeschool Life as Story Collection, Not a Novel

In this episode Sabrina and Vicki talk about some cool metaphors that they hope you are going to think are cool, too.

We love a good metaphor. It just makes our whole day! Sometimes, if you have a good metaphor, it can help you calm down and frame your life in a healthier or happier way.

Sabrina stumbled across a metaphor recently in a collection of essays...