What does 6:1 mean? It’s how we structure our year-round homeschool—six weeks on, one week off, all year long. And we still have time for a short summer break, and long holiday and spring breaks. No burnout and no drifting off course. It gives us built-in time to reset, catch up, or just breathe. And it’s the only way I’ll ever schedule our homeschool.

If you've ever wondered how exactly to use your Year Ahead spread, this post is for you!

The Term Goals pages in all of the Homeschool Life Planners  are some of the most powerful (and underrated) spaces in your setup. They...

Have you ever wondered why some homeschool families follow a 6-week term while others follow a 9-week term and why they both exist in the first place? This blog breaks it all down; the pros, the cons, and the history behind it all.

You already have a homeschool planner, so why do you need a student planner? For years, every week like clockwork, I’d sit down and...

5 Tips to get you back on track for a new Homeschool year.

Here's my HUGE list of great educational channels found on YOUTUBE to enhance your Unit Study theme, supplement your curriculum, and just...