About Us

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Hi, there. My name is Jamerrill. Let me help you with the name, “Jay-Mer-Elle.” Don’t worry, everyone asks. Now that we have my name straight, I’ll jump right in and tell you what is going on here at Holy Spirit-led Homeschooling. You’ll quickly find that this blog reflects my heart as I share my family’s journey as we live the life of faith.

By God’s grace, and not by my plan, Holy Spirit-led Homeschooling has also grown into a vibrant community for Christian families to share, encourage and converse.  So, don’t be shy; explore awhile, and join the discussion!

You’ll find a central theme in my writing; faith, family and homeschool. I have a great desire to encourage all moms, as we run toward the finish line with Jesus. I can’t wait to meet Him face-to-face. Can you imagine?

You’ll find a full-range of refreshing topics  from the cost of having children, once-a-month grocery shopping, to my annual struggle of being overwhelmed by the shiny curriculum catalogs, and the common survival prayer “Jesus, help me not freak out.”

Here are a few favorite posts:

• Age Specific Chore List For Children Ages 1-12
• Reasons Why We Homeschool
• Our Homeschool Life Schedule with Free Downloads {& BFF Linkup!}
• Public School is Not a Child’s Ministry
• Once-A-Month Grocery Shopping List, Monthly Meal Plan, F.A.Q.
• Money Saving Laundry and Cleaning Tips
• Creating Custom Responsibility Charts for Young Children
• Free Student Planner Printable {6 Colors!}
• Free Meal Planning Printables {& May Meal Plan}
• 10-Days of Homeschooling for Free & Frugal
  
• Cleaning Schedule for Homeschool Families
• The Year Round Homeschool
• Creating Custom Responsibility Charts for Young Children
• How to Create Homeschool Printables
• Is This Homeschool or Hell?

I tackle challenging topics at times, like when I wrote about why We Don’t Celebrate Halloween, The Value of a Stay-at-Home Mom, or Public School is Not a Child’s Ministry. You will not find a lot of fluff here, just real, honest, Jamerrill. Like wise, I’m completely open to thought-provoking conversation on this blog, as long as everyone plays nice.  {Kim @ Raising Olives has an excellent article on Christians Disagreeing in Love.}