The Old Schoolhouse® Magazine

Hey, Mama! HOMESCHOOL SHOW

Hey, Mama! Wouldn’t you like to pause from your busy day and listen in to experts and homeschool parents like you about the beautiful world of homeschooling? This new podcast is designed for you. Each episode connects you to the best conversations that will give you courage and fill your cup so you can keep pouring into your family every single day. Introducing, the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show—brought to you by The Old Schoolhouse®—your trusted homeschool partner for over twenty years.

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The Old Schoolhouse® Magazine

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Education

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6 de ene. de 2025

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Episodios

Before You Begin: Getting and Staying Organized 31.07.2023

There's no college degree to prepare you to be a homeschool mom. Are you getting what you need? Heather Vogler focuses on resources especially for parents in Episode 27 of the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show : “Before You Begin: Getting and Staying Organized.” Find the show notes on HomeschoolShow.com . 

Homeschool Planning: Breathing Room and Simplicity 24.07.2023

Tune in to Episode 26 of the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show , “Homeschool Planning: Breathing Room and Simplicity.” Heather Vogler from The Old Schoolhouse® interviews homeschool legend Cynthia Simunovich, Director of Branson Academy. Hear Cynthia’s wisdom from decades of homeschooling and supporting other families so they have the best homeschool experience possible. The show notes filled with links...

Lapbooks, Notebooks, or Unit Studies – Should I Use Them? 17.07.2023

“Lapbooks, Notebooks, or Unit Studies—Should I Use Them?” What are their benefits? Are they a good fit for your homeschool and your kids’ learning styles? Find out all about these tools from Christine Weller in Episode 25 of the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show , brought to you by The Old Schoolhouse®. See HomeschoolShow.com for show notes.  

Preparing for Life After High School 10.07.2023

How can you help your homeschooler get ready for adult life? What are the options? When to start? Stephanie Morrison and Barbori Garnet discuss aspects to consider for “Preparing for Life After High School” in Episode 24 of the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show . If you have a teen, tune in! Find the show notes filled with resources on HomeschoolShow.com .

The Freedom of Home Education 03.07.2023

Freedom is a beautiful thing. The freedom of homeschooling creates strong families, among many other rewards and benefits. Strong families provide hope for a stronger society. You won’t want to miss Deborah Wuehler’s perspective in Episode 23 of the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show : “The Freedom of Home Education.” Find the show notes on HomeschoolShow.com .

Creating Adventures for Independence Day 26.06.2023

What are your plans for Independence Day? Tap into Deborah Wuehler’s thoughts for creating adventures that will make the entire month of July memorable. She outlines fun unit study ideas full of freedom and patriotic activities. Listen to Episode 22 of the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show : “Creating Adventures for Independence Day,” then plan your family’s adventures! Find the show notes on HomeschoolS...

Teachable Moments: Interruptions or Appointments? 19.06.2023

Here’s an episode of the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show that will shift your perspective when plans are interrupted. Join Christine Weller for Episode 21, “Teachable Moments: Interruptions or Appointments?” It’s an interesting question, and your homeschool will be blessed by Christine’s thought-provoking answer. Find the show notes full of resources just for you, Mama, on HomeschoolShow.com . 

How Can We Celebrate the Homeschool Dad? 12.06.2023

In this delightful interview with her husband, Stephanie Morrison provides useful ways to honor and encourage the homeschool dad. Don’t miss episode 20 of the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show : “How Can We Celebrate the Homeschool Dad?” Honest, entertaining, and memorable. Mamas, this may be just what you need to hear today. Find show notes on https://HomeschoolShow.com.

Teaching Writing – Is It Always a Challenge? 05.06.2023

Do you like teaching writing in your homeschool? Even if putting thoughts on paper comes naturally to you, teaching writing can be tricky. Deborah Wuehler, the senior editor of The Old Schoolhouse® Magazine, shares ideas and tips as she talks rewriting, polishing, moving words around, and more in “Teaching Writing—Is It Always a Challenge?” It is Episode Nineteen of the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show...

Help! I Want My Kids to Be Good Financial Stewards 29.05.2023

In Episode 18 of the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show , Christine Weller and Stephanie Morrison come together with ideas and important information on teaching kids how to handle money wisely. Hear tips on incorporating simple conversations and resources that you can use now for teaching little ones to teens how to be good financial stewards. The show notes, available on http://HomeschoolShow.com, for “H...

Living Books and Good Literature – What Are They? 22.05.2023

Would you believe that a man who holds several degrees and founded a book business actually hated reading books when he was a child? Dr. Mark Hamby is now ensuring that the excellent, character-building books of yesterday are available for today’s generation through Lamplighter Ministries. Hear his incredible story of salvation and glean from his wisdom regarding home education in Episode 17 of th...

Remembering Why We Homeschool 15.05.2023

Is homeschooling the right path? Is it worth all of the time invested? Today’s host, Christine Weller, is a public school employee turned homeschool mom. She leaves no doubt that home is an excellent place to learn. Listen to today's episode of the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show: “Remembering Why We Homeschool” and be reminded that teaching children at home goes way beyond academics. Remember, Mam...

Help When Special Needs Are Hard 08.05.2023

Could you use a little help when special needs are hard? Whether you are homeschooling a child with autism, dyslexia, or any other challenge—diagnosed or undiagnosed—today’s episode of the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show will fill you with hope and ideas that you can implement right at home. Stephanie Morrison of The Canadian Schoolhouse offers five approaches to resilient home education for your uniqu...

How Should We Celebrate the Homeschool Mom? 01.05.2023

Homeschool moms, there are so many reasons to celebrate you for your service to your families! But is there danger in just focusing on ourselves for one day on Mother’s Day? What if we are not celebrated as moms as we think we should be? We observe Mother’s Day once a year, but Heaven celebrates moms every day when we do the eternal work of making God’s Son known to our children and living a cross...

Cursive and Copywork 24.04.2023

The best thing we can do is teach our children to copy Jesus and His Word. We can never underestimate the power of the Word of God in our children’s hearts and minds. It is the beginning of wisdom and understanding. In fact, speaking of copying, Jesus had something to say about that. He copied His Father. He only did what He saw His Father doing. John 5:19 says, “So Jesus said to them, ‘Truly, tru...

High School Grads: What Do They Look Like? 17.04.2023

Are you planning to homeschool through high school? What happens next? How do you prepare your teen for life as a homeschool grad? Start by listening to Episode twelve of the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show: “High School Grads: What Do They Look Like?” Host Christine Weller of The Old Schoolhouse® presents excellent resources for parents who are considering high school at home as well as options for hi...

The Socialization Myth Debunked 10.04.2023

There’s a reason kids have parents. There’s a reason God created the family. As parents, we should be the main influence in our kids’ lives and guide their interactions to benefit their personalities and potential. As homeschooling parents, that’s exactly what we get to do. Homeschooling provides kids with a social environment and social experience that gives them good habits and prepares them for...

What to Do When Mom Is Exhausted 03.04.2023

Are you tired, Mama? Tired, not just in your body, but in spirit? Whether it is an exhausting day or a weary season of life, there are practical ways to find balance when mom is tired. Deborah Wuehler has learned much on the topic, having homeschooled for over thirty years. She lovingly points listeners in the right direction as host of today’s episode of the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show: “What to D...

Attending Homeschool Conventions: Is It Necessary? 27.03.2023

Are you on the fence about attending a homeschool convention? Did you know that you will get to choose workshops on topics important to you? Plus, curriculum authors will be there to answer your questions in the vendor hall. College representatives attend, too, and actively recruit homeschoolers. They will fill you in on early credit or dual enrollment opportunities for your high schooler. You may...

When They Won’t Listen – How to Gain Attention 20.03.2023

Frustrated and discouraged because your child won’t listen? Tune in for practical tips that you can use right now to help your child have open ears to hear and an open heart to obey. Be encouraged by Christine Weller of The Canadian Schoolhouse, the host of today’s episode of the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show: “When They Won’t Listen – How to Gain Attention.” Don’t miss today’s show notes full of res...

The Importance of Art and Music 13.03.2023

Goals, perseverance, problem-solving, relationships, math, confidence, stress relief—did you know these are all areas our children improve with art and music? Stephanie Morrison from The Canadian Schoolhouse shares insight on providing creative outlets in our homeschools in today’s episode of the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show: “The Importance of Art and Music.” View the show notes and full of resourc...

Teen Rebels and Prodigals 06.03.2023

Have hope! Teenage rebels can be taught to battle the enemy of their souls instead of battling their parents. Find out what you can do—starting today—if raising a rebellious child. Listen to Episode Six of the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show : “Teen Rebels and Prodigals.” Deborah Wuehler, a homeschooling mother of eight and the senior editor of The Old Schoolhouse® Magazine , hosts this episode and dra...

STEM and Science Fairs 27.02.2023

Why is the sky blue? Discover the answer—and more—with simple science experiments you can use in your homeschool with today’s episode of the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show podcast. Fall in love with science as Heather Vogler and Sheila Chairvolotti of The Old Schoolhouse® walk through simple, yet fascinating experiments, including a chromatography experiment for botany studies. You will learn about in...

Surviving Winter Depression 20.02.2023

In seasons of discouragement or winter depression, turn to God as the provider of comfort and encouragement. Deborah Wuehler, homeschooling mother of eight and senior editor of The Old Schoolhouse® Magazine , hosts Episode Four of the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show: “Surviving Winter Depression.” The Old Schoolhouse® Magazine publisher Gena Suarez adds a reminder: “Eyes up, Mama.” Find even more encou...

Non-Readers and Non-Writers: What to Do? 13.02.2023

Discover fresh ideas for supporting your non-readers and non-writers. Christine Weller of The Canadian Schoolhouse hosts today’s episode of the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show and shares fun ideas for getting your child interested in reading and writing. Find the show notes for “Non-Readers and Non-Writers: What to Do?” on HomeschoolShow.com .

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