It's Not That Hard to Homeschool

Ann, former owner of It's Not That Hard to Homeschool: homeschooled for 22 years and has graduated all five of her children. She believes that EVERY mom can CONFIDENTLY, COMPETENTLY -- and even CONTENTEDLY -- provide the COMPLETE high school education that her teen needs. Ann's website, NotThatHardtoHomeschool.com, offers information, resources, and virtual hugs to help homeschool moms do just that. Ann has written Cure the Fear of Homeschooling High School: A Step-by-Step Manual for Research and Planning, Save Your Sanity While Homeschooling High School: Practical Principles for a Firm Foundation, and recently Taming the Transcript: The Essential Guide to Creating Your Teen's Homeschool Transcript from Scratch (without overwhelm). She also founded the popular Facebook groups It's Not that Hard to Homeschool High School and It's Not Hard to Homeschool K-8, and in addition she voices the It's Not That Hard to Homeschool High School Podcast.

Turn Screen Time into Story Time with This Innovative Homeschool Writing Tool Exciting news for homeschooling families and young writers! We're thrilled to announce an upcoming unboxing video featuring the groundbreaking online writing program, Scriptive by WriteStories. Join us as we team up with homeschooling expert Gina Steffy from "It's Not That Hard to Homeschool" to explore this innovative tool designed to ignite creativity and enhance writing skills in children of all abilities. https://www.scriptive.us/

Turn screen time into story time with this innovative homeschool writing tool.

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WriteStories by Scriptive Exciting news for homeschooling families and young writers! We’re thrilled to announce an unboxing video featuring the groundbreaking online writing program, WriteStories by Scriptive. Join us as we team up with veteran homeschool mom, Gina Steffy from “It’s Not That Hard to Homeschool” to explore this innovative tool designed to ignite creativity […]

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Why homeschool? For us it was NOT about academics but about character development -- even through high school. Read this to understand why.

Our Main Reason for Homeschooling: Character Development

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This post was originally published in 2015. It might be more relevant now than ever before! Enjoy! I’m going to start out by saying something that may come as a shock.  It’s not the sort of thing you hear many homeschooling families admit, but I will confess it freely.  Here it is:  my kids could

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Homeschool Transcript Essentials: what you need and DON’T need!

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Overview: Find out how to make an impressive homeschool high school transcript with a few pieces of vital information. Answers all your questions! You wake up out of a sound sleep—heart pounding, adrenaline rushing, hot flash, well, flashing. Your anxiety-laden subconscious has been stewing about that dreaded homeschool transcript again. Once started, you churn ’til

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Dear Mom of a High School Senior

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Dear Mom whose baby is a high school senior this year,

I know it was just yesterday you were changing diapers or wiping crumbs.  Or tucking in at night.  Or pushing the swing at the playground.

It feels like the years went too quickly, doesn’t it?  And now that little snot-nosed kid who you thought you had so much more time with is preparing to graduate.

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Dollar Store Christmas: How to Teach Gift-Giving Without Spending Much Money

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Do the holidays sneak up on you and your budget? Even with the best of intentions, sometimes December rolls around and it becomes time to freak out about how to find enough money for Christmas. Especially if you want to have your kids give gifts to one another. That can double or triple the total

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