No question is too small as homeschooling moms, and popular podcasters Sarah Mackenzie, Colleen Kessler, Pam Barnhill gather for an encouraging (and often enlightening) panel discussion. Grab a cuppa or your favorite cold beverage and your most pressing homeschool questions and join us as we kick back and discuss the nitty-gritty details mom-to-mom.

Homeschooling is hard. There’s so much to do— and we want to do it all well. This is the most important job we’ll ever have, right?

God promises unshakable peace even in difficult circumstances, but how can we find that peace when we’re frantically trying to meet all the requirements of homeschooling?

In this session, Sarah shares how to focus on what matters most and teach from a state of rest. Want more peace and less worry in your homeschool days? This session is for you.

We want to raise kids who love to read, but that doesn’t always happen on its own. Think about your own school days: were the books you read for class the same books you stayed up late reading under the covers with a flashlight? After you had written the book report or essay, did you eagerly start reading the book again to lose yourself in the story?

As homeschoolers, we can do better. The good news? It’s easier than you think.

In this session, Sarah will share a handful of simple steps to change the way you engage your kids with books. If you want your kids to grow up knowing reading as one of life’s sweetest delights, this session is for you.

No question is too small as homeschooling moms, and popular podcasters Sarah Mackenzie, Colleen Kessler, Pam Barnhill gather for an encouraging (and often enlightening) panel discussion. Grab a cuppa or your favorite cold beverage and your most pressing homeschool questions and join us as we kick back and discuss the nitty-gritty details mom-to-mom.

Having a homeschool year with less turbulence depends on creating a homeschool plan that can flex to meet the demands of the day-to-day and all the challenges life throws at you along the way. Join Pam as she outlines the ten steps you need to put your homeschool year on autopilot and spend less time planning, worrying, and trying to keep everything in the air during the school year so you can enjoy your kids more.

What if you had just two hours each day to educate your kids? You would probably divide one hour between math, reading, and composition — three skills basic to all other learning. This talk is about what to do with that other hour. Building on the Four Rs — ritual, reading aloud, recitation, and relationship — Pam shows you how to create a content-rich, life-giving plan for everyone in your homeschool no matter what their ages. With tons of practical examples, book suggestions, and encouragement, this talk will have you walking away confident in the most effective hour of your day.