Homeschool Ways with Adriana Zoder

Teaching children a foreign language is very dear to my heart, as I learned several languages myself. I have taught my children several languages, as well. One of the tools in teaching foreign languages? Bilingual books. I have written some myself, and today I invite Heidy Espinosa Flores to tell us about her books, too. The Coco-Nuts' Holiday Story Collection presents English and Spanish vocabula...

Discover the transformative power of nature walks in this uplifting video from Homeschool Ways! 🌿 As a busy homeschool mom, I know how overwhelming life can feel—but stepping outside for a solo stroll or a family adventure can recharge your body, soothe your soul, and ignite endless learning opportunities. In this episode, I dive deep into the incredible benefits of nature walks: from boosting ph...

Adra and Jonathan Ludwig, homeschool graduates who are homeschooling their own two children, co-founded SAIL Co-op in Knoxville. SAIL stands for Symbiosis Arts Interactive Learning. It is a one-of-a-kind Christian arts school cooperative. SAIL provides a diverse array of courses that cover everything from learning the fundamentals of fine arts to pursuing a career in the entertainment field. The s...

Are you looking for an exciting, interactive workshop to teach your children about how a bill becomes law, how elections are organized, and how our government works? TeenPact is an amazing four-day program for teens (or one-day program for younger kids) during which they learn by immersion. Every year, as part of TeenPact, your children will travel to your state capitol, tour the building, meet wi...

Meet Lydia Griffin of Sevierville, TN - a homeschool mom of three, who was also homeschooled herself as a member of the first family to ever homeschool in Sevier County, TN. Lydia and I met in 2018 through her hiking club and have found we share a love of nature, books, and all things homeschooling. Join us as we dive into such topics as what it was like to be homeschooled in the 1980s, when it wa...

On October 1, FAFSA and CSS opened for the 2026-2027 College Admissions season. However, the US Federal Government is shut down. What to do? In this episode, Adriana Zoder breaks down how she helped her son file both FAFSA and CSS for college admissions during a government shutdown. #HomeschoolJourney #HomeschoolMom #RelaxedHomeschooling FREE Download: The Ultimate Checklist to Organize Your Homes...

Ever laughed at the idea of homeschooling—only to end up embracing it as your life's calling? In this heartfelt episode of Homeschool Ways Podcast, I share my unexpected path to homeschooling. I knew nothing about it until college, where I initially dismissed it as a crazy concept. But everything changed when I met young people who had been homeschooled, read a book titled Better Late Than Early,...

Would you like to teach your small children how to code but are not interested in giving them yet another screen to stare at? In this video, I interview Hannah Hagon and her new book, Unplugged Tots. Unplugged Tots will show you activities you can implement in your home with your young children, using simple household items you already have. Hannah Hagon's book, Unplugged Tots, covers sequencing,...