31 Days of Homeschooling {a month of tips, advice and widsom}

Welcome to the FREE 31-day homeschooling series

Are you a brand new homeschooler? Or maybe you’re already homeschooling, just searching for some answers?

Whether you’re just beginning to think about homeschooling, or you’ve already taken the plunge, this course is for you.

I designed this course to help the BEGINNER, the EXPERIENCED, and the VETERAN homeschooler. In it, I address many of the most common homeschooler concerns. Plus, I’ve added some additional topics that many homeschoolers want to know. It’s an all-in-one series designed to serve the greatest number of families.

Below, you’ll find the complete overview of the series.  Read in order, or jump around any way you like.

** Should you run in to broken links, you’re invited to return to the home page to use the SEARCH feature to find homeschooling topics of interest

Click on any lesson:

{Day 1} Is Homeschooling Really Right for You?

{Day 2} Do Homeschool Parents Need Special Qualifications?

{Day 3} What Are Homeschoolers Supposed To Teach?

{Day 4} Where Do Homeschool Families Get Supplies?

{Day 5} How Can Parents Be Sure The Children Are Learning?

{Day 6} How Do Families Afford Homeschooling?

{Day 7} How Do Homeschooled Children Make Friends?

{Day 8} What Laws Must Homeschoolers Follow?

{Day 9} If Mom’s The Teacher, What Is Dad’s Rolse Exactly?

{Day 10} What Do Elementary Age Children Need To Learn?

{Day 11} What Do Middle Schoolers Need to Learn?

{Day 12} What Do High Schoolers Need to Learn?

{Day 13} Are There Different Ways To Teach The Same Things?

{Day 14} Teaching Children To Read

{Day 15} How Do Homeschoolers Get In To College?

{Day 16} Can Homeschoolers Win Honors And Awards?

{Day 17} What If One Parent Doesn’t Want To Homeschool?

{Day 18} Balancing Housework with Homeschool

{Day 19} Homeschooling Big Kids With Babies and Toddlers Around

{Day 20} Creating a Classroom Space

{Day 21} Designing Charts and Schedules For Every Need

{Day 22} Finding A Support System

{Day 23} Working Parents Can Homeschool, Too

{Day 24} Most Common Reasons For Homeschooling

{Day 25} How To Teach Those Tough Subjects

{Day 26} Advice For Pulling Kids Out Of School

{Day 27} How To Handle Bad Days

{Day 28} The Importance of Listening To Your Kids

{Day 29} Pointers For College Prep

{Day 30} Record Keeping To Be Proud Of

{Day 31} Time Out For Moms And Dads

Remember, this basic course is free and available at any time.

There is also a bonus edition of this course, containing lots of additional content not found online. See the bonus edition

 

Dr. Marie-Claire Moreau is a college professor who traded in her tenure to become a homeschool mom 20+ years ago.  A homeschooling pioneer and the founder of many groups and organizations, she works to advance home education, and is an outspoken supporter of education reform coast to coast.  Her book, Suddenly Homeschooling: A Quick Start Guide to Legally Homeschool in Two Weeks, is industry-acclaimed as it illustrates how homeschooling can rescue children and families from the public school system, and how anyone can begin homeschooling within a limited time-frame, with no teaching background whatsoever.  A liaison for regional school-to-home organizations, a homeschool leader, and a women’s life coach, Marie-Claire mentors in a variety of areas that impact health, education and lifestyle. A conference speaker, she has appeared at FPEA, H.E.R.I., Home Education Council of America, The Luminous Mind, Vintage Homeschool Moms, iHomeschool Network, and many other events. Her articles have appeared in and on Holistic Parenting, CONNECT, Homefires, Homemaking Cottage, Kiwi, Circle of Moms, and hundreds of sites and blogs nationwide.  Marie-Claire can be reached at contactmarieclaire@gmail.com.