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Hi, I'm Emma | Homeschooling Mum & Teacher | Helping homeschooling families feel confident & supported | Workbooks, resources & practical guidance | Free Resources & Support
Term 3 Workbooks Families - Your Video Catalogue is NEARLY HERE!!
To sign up to access this trial, head to my website and sign up or comment TRIAL and I’ll send you link
19/06/2026
The mental load of homeschooling PLUS everything else can be incredibly overwhelming.
Don't miss my email tonight.
18/06/2026
I have started to collate all of my FREE RESOURCES in the one place.
Have you noticed it on my website yet?
Go to the Homeschool Hub section on my website and scroll down to FREE RESOURCES.
Here you will find a lot of the resources I have been sharing throughout the year.
17/06/2026
I am not sure who is more excited about getting a worm farm in our family.
Don't forget to check out my worm farm research booklet.
Families that have purchased a workbook in 2026 have access to this one for FREE.
Comment 2026 to find out how to download your copy.
16/06/2026
One of my favourite parts of supporting homeschooling families is receiving photos of your learning.
Whether it's a completed workbook page, a hands-on activity, a proud writing sample, or simply a photo of your child engaged in learning, I genuinely love seeing how families are using the resources in their homes.
Creating these resources often happens behind a computer screen, so seeing them come to life through your children makes all the hard work worthwhile.
It also reminds me that homeschooling doesn't have to look a certain way. Every family learns differently, and I love seeing the unique ways you adapt activities to suit your children.
If you've used one of my resources recently, I'd love for you to send me a photo. Thank you for allowing me to be a small part of your homeschooling journey.
15/06/2026
Ever thought about homeschooling with a train or bus timetable?
One simple timetable can cover maths, literacy, geography and problem-solving for multiple ages—with almost no prep.
Try these ideas:
• Find and circle specific departure or arrival times.
• Calculate how long a journey takes between two stops.
• Plan the quickest route to reach a destination.
Real-life resources make learning meaningful because children can see how these skills are used in everyday life.
Comment "TIMETABLE" below and grade of your child and I'll send you my full list of homeschooling ideas using a train or bus timetable!
15/06/2026
When you purchase one of my workbooks or workbook bundles, you're receiving so much more than just a workbook.
Our goal is to make homeschooling simpler, and less overwhelming for families by providing the resources and support you need throughout the term.
Each workbook includes curriculum-aligned workbooks, supporting resources, access to support sessions, monthly bonus resources, and direct access to an experienced teacher whenever you need guidance.
I am also excited to be trialling a new Video Catalogue in Term 3, designed to support workbook pages and provide even more assistance for families working through activities at home.
Whether you're new to homeschooling or looking for resources that save planning time, our workbooks and workbook bundles are designed to help you feel supported every step of the way.
If you'd like to learn more about our Term 3 workbook bundles, comment "TERM 3" below or send me a message.
12/06/2026
One of the biggest benefits of homeschooling? 💛
Flexibility.
The ability to slow down, adjust the plan, take breaks, follow interests and make learning work for YOUR family.
This week’s email is all about:
✨ flexible learning
✨ real-life homeschooling
✨ letting go of rigid expectations
✨ why flexibility can be such a gift
If you aren’t signed up to my weekly emails yet, make sure you join 💛
11/06/2026
One of the biggest homeschooling game-changers for families with multiple children is learning to let go of the idea that everyone needs to be doing the same thing at the same time.
Instead, try setting up independent activities for one child while you work directly with another.
This might look like:
• A workbook page
• Reading practice
• Educational games
• Fine motor activities
• Drawing or creative projects
Even 10–15 minutes of focused one-on-one time can make a huge difference to a child's learning and confidence.
Remember, homeschooling doesn't have to look like a classroom at home. Some of the most productive days are the ones where each child is working at their own level and pace.
If you're homeschooling multiple children, what's one strategy that has made your days easier?
If you homeschool a reluctant writer, you’ll understand this one.
Math? No problem.
Science experiments? Exciting.
Art projects? Absolutely.
But the moment I say, “It’s time for writing,” I suddenly feel like I need to put on my battle armour.
The reality is that writing can be hard for many children. Coming up with ideas, organising thoughts, spelling, handwriting, punctuation and sentence structure all at the same time can feel overwhelming.
Over the years, I’ve learnt that progress often comes from making writing feel more achievable:
• Breaking tasks into smaller steps
• Allowing children to talk through their ideas first
• Using writing prompts and graphic organisers
• Celebrating effort, not just the finished piece
• Keeping writing sessions short and manageable
If you’re currently homeschooling a reluctant writer, you’re definitely not alone.
Workbook families, this month’s support session on supporting reluctant writers is now available in the exclusive Homeschool Hub section of my website. Inside, I share practical strategies and ideas to help make writing less stressful and more successful for both you and your child.
What’s your child’s most avoided homeschool subject?
