Time is running out on the 2018 Homeschool Moms Conference!
If you don’t register by Sunday, 6/10/18 at 11:59pm PST, you will miss out because registration for the 2018 Homeschool Moms Conference will NEVER open again!
But, here’s the good news….if you haven’t registered yet, you STILL have time! And you will still receive all of the benefits:
- Lifetime access to 150+ conference workshops hosted by 68+ dynamic speakers {watch the workshops over and over again for years to come!}
- A digital swag bag filled with curriculum, resources, and discounts {valued at over $1000}
- Admittance to the online vendor hall featuring 40+ homeschool vendors {the online vendor hall will not close until 6/15- so you still have plenty of time to browse and shop!}
- Admittance to the conference community group filled with like-minded homeschooling moms, fun, fellowship and prizes!
You can choose from two tracks: homeschool or work at home OR, you can choose the all-access pass which will give you access to BOTH tracks!
Attendees are absolutely LOVING the 2018 Homeschool Moms Conference! Check out what a few of them have had to say about it:
“This has been the most uplifting week for me! I have attended live conferences and have never gleaned as much as I have from this one is just two days. I love doing this in the comfort of my own home and the speakers and topics you are offering are absolutely excellent. There really is something for everyone here!”
“I’ve attended MANY in-person homeschool conferences {including the popular ones that you always hear about} and NONE of those even come close to touching what I have received in the first three days of this conference! You have the best speakers, the best attendee gifts, and all around the best support. I’ve been able to find most of my curriculum for next year from the online vendor hall and saved a bunch of money. And, the conference itself is totally affordable. Not to mention the fact that I can rewatch the workshops again and again since you offer lifetime access. I highly recommend this conference to homeschool moms everywhere. It will change your homeschool experience.”
“Let me just say… I am on my third video and I am blown away by the speakers and all of the info they are providing! Amazing! I am a veteran homeschooler and I have already gotten so much out of these. I am so looking forward to what the rest of the week holds!”
No matter if you’re brand new to homeschooling or a homeschooling veteran, the 2018 Homeschool Moms Conference- Homeschool Track has something for everyone!
Here is a sampling of workshops offered across various categories:
New to homeschooling:
- 3 Most Important Things I Learned in 31 Years of Homeschooling by Kathie Morrissey
- Homeschooling the Large Family by Marianne Sunderland
- Do’s and Don’ts of Successful Homeschooling by Ana Willis
- How to Choose the Right Curriculum by Amy Michaels
- Educating for Greatness by Britton LaTulippe
- Getting Out of the Public School Mindset by Heather Lane
- Successful Transitions: Public School to Homeschool by Tara Bentley
- How to Start Homeschooling Your Toddler/Preschooler
- and many more!
Homeschool Methods:
- Unschooling High School: Does it really work by Jennifer Duncan
- Unit Studies Are Not Dead by Felice Gerwitz
- Classical Homeschooling 101 by Kristi Bothur
- A Relaxed and Eclectic Charlotte Mason Homeschool by Richele McFarlin
- How to Lifeschool by Danielle Papageorgiou
- How to Make Year-Round Homeschooling Work for You by Misty Leask
- and more!
Homeschooling Special Needs:
- You CAN Homeschool Your Child with Dyslexia by Marianne Sunderland
- Homeschooling a Child with Mental Illness by Michelle Cannon
- Homeschooling Autism by Penny Rogers
- Teaching Social Skills to Your Homeschooled Child with Autism by Penny Rogers
- The Power of a Label by Danielle Papageorgiou
- and more!
Homeschooling High School:
- How to Get Your Homeschooled High School Athlete NCAA Ready by Elena LaVictoire
- How to Homeschool Teens Without Losing Your Mind by Meryl van der Merwe
- 4 Year Guide to Preparing Your Teen for College by Michelle Osborn
- Teaching Teens to Manage Their Time with Time Blocking by Melissa Langford
- Post-Graduation Alternatives to College by Pat Fenner
- Preparing High School Students for the SAT and ACT by Kimberly Garcia
- and more!
Teaching Help:
- Teaching Language Arts at Home by Cathy Canen
- Keeping it Simple in the Elementary Years by Kristi Bothur
- Make Music At Home: How to Access the Benefits of Early Childhood Music Education by Kathryn Brunner
- How to Make Art Appreciation a Natural Part of Homeschool Life by Erica Johns
- Teaching Preschool with Dollar Tree Supplies by Jeniffer Do Nascimento
- How to Raise Writers Even When You Don’t Write Well by Melanie Wilson
- Teaching Math with Manipulatives by Jennifer Merckling
- Eliminate the Study Struggle by Laurie Geary
- “Travel” the World Together- Making Geography Memorable by Misty Mendoza
- Teaching Beginning Writers by Shaunna Evans
- How to Find and Use Free Foreign Language Resources by Lisa Yankey
- Using Read Alouds to Teach Multiple Subjects by Sheri Graham
- and many more!
Homeschool Planning:
- Maintain Your Homeschool Focus by Tiffany Andrews
- Balancing Homeschool and Life by Erin Persinger
- Organize Your Homeschool Life the Easy Way by Melanie Wilson
- Homeschooling Planning for the Unorganized Mom by Monique Boutsiv
- Why and How to do an End of Homeschool Year Evaluation by Erica Johns
- Homeschool Schedules for Reality Living by Cathy Canen
- and more!
Homeschool Help/Encouragement:
- You CAN Work Full-Time AND Homeschool Your Children by Heather Bowen
- How to Homeschool with Lots of Littles by Lindsey Stomberg
- Middle School Madness by Hal & Melanie Young
- Avoiding and Overcoming Homeschool Burnout by Marianne Sunderland
- How to Use Technology in the Homeschool Classroom by Meryl van der Merwe
- Homeschooling as an Introvert by Heather Lane
- Prayerful Homeschooling by Tauna Meyer
- If I Can Do it, You Can Do It by Tauna Meyer
- Why Academics Are Only Half the Story by Team Skill Trek
- How to Deal with Homeschool Naysayers by Erica Johns
- Overcoming Anger Issues in Your Homeschool by Amy Blevins
- Don’t Just Survive Homeschooling~Thrive! by Felice Gerwitz
- and more!
Parenting
- Discipling the Strong-Willed Child by Tiffany Andrews
- Remnant of Righteousness: Will we lose the next generation by Anne Marie Gosnell
- Creative Reward & Consequence Ideas for Children by Sean Allen
- Dealing with a Difficult Child by Kathie Morrissey
- The Lost Art of Discipling Your Children by Team Skill Trek
- and more!
If you’re wondering what’s in the Work at Home track, here is a sampling of the wonderful workshops that you’ll find there:
- How to Start a Successful Blog Today by Heather Bowen
- 7 Work at Home Ideas for Homeschooling Moms by Heidi Kreider
- How to Rock that MLM Opportunity by Lindsey Stomberg
- From Inspiration to Income: Ideas to Products by Katie Hornor
- How to Organize Your Day with Trello by Monique Boutsiv
- Creating a Unique Subscriber Freebie by Richele McFarlin
- From 700 to 70k in 9 Months: How I Built an Email List That Makes Me Money by Heather Bowen
- Business Tips and Taxes for Bloggers by Carol Topp
- How to Write a Book by Hal & Melanie Young
- Goals & Grace by Lara Molettiere
- 5 Secrets Every Podcaster Should Know by Felice Gerwitz
- and MANY more!
You can see the full list of work at home track workshops and descriptions here.
Remember, you can get lifetime access to one track for $19, or you can purchase an all-access pass and receive lifetime access to BOTH tracks for $30….but you have to register by 11:59pm PST on Sunday!
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