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gift ideas for homeschool moms

Gift Ideas for Homeschool Moms (and her awesome kids)

November 13, 2024 · In: For Moms

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This post is all about gift ideas for homeschool moms that I use and love!

Keeping it simple, I pulled together ten of my favorite things from this past year. Just call me Oprah! Just kidding, but instead of making different categories, I just made a quick list of some of our most used items (and some fun ones too!).

Alternatively, I’ll list out some collections not pictured in case my top ten are not your jam. We all like options, right? Some of these may be affiliate links, and everytime, THANK YOU for using them. Not only do we use and love these products, but they are sometimes generous to offer discount codes to our community as well!

Are you close to wrapping up your Christmas shopping? I am nearly there with many of these items listed below fulfilling my list of loved ones. I hope you are blessed by some of these ideas!

This post is all about gift ideas for homeschool moms that I LOVE.

[RELATED POST: Gift Guide for Homeschoolers]

Gift Ideas for Homeschool Moms #1 – 5

gift ideas for homeschool moms

  1. Candles: The heart behind Chapter and Wick resonates with me. They want to enhance reading moments with scents that enrichen your atmosphere. Each candle is handmade, and get this, they have a Homeschool Christmas Collection with titles like Advent Lessons and Winter Craft & Create. So cute! Use code “JUICEBOX10” for a 10% discount!
  2. Pretty Polish and Sets: Their gift shop is now open at Olive and June, and it includes the cutest packaging and sets for many price points. I love any of their Quick Dry or Long Lasting polishes because mom life can get messy real fast. My code “TRISHAV20” will give you 20% off for first time orders. Last year, I purchased this for all my kids activity teachers, and it was so fun selecting pretty colors!
  3. Personalized Notecards or Journals: This is my first school year using paper products from Plum Paper, and I have been able to sample a few of their gift items. I customized some notecards and a journal for gifts recently, and really, nothing is more thoughtful than a personalized gift! Plum Paper does a beautiful job. Stack my code “TRISHA10” on any of their sales for an extra 10% off.
  4. Comfy Walking Shoes: Personally, I can attest that these shoes keep your feet comfy. My test was a full day at an amusement park while waiting in line and walking over 10,000 steps. Since then, I have worn this pair on long walks with friends and to work out. I would purchase this pair again, and if you can give yourself a gift, these are so worth it.
  5. Cute Drinkware and Sweatshirts: The prettiest drinkware around, it is hard for me to not add to cart at each launch. I have a hot beverage and cold beverage cup and now a hoodie and a tee. All are so well designed, thoughtful, and I love supporting small businesses (and a fellow homeschool mom)! Allison gave me the code “juicebox” which should give you 10% off your purchases.

Gift Ideas for Homeschool Moms # 6 – 10

gift ideas for homeschool moms

  1. Habits Shape the Heart: I am thrilled to share that I worked with Bonfire to design that can be a tee, crewneck, or hoodie. The reason it is so special to me is because teaching character and habits was a big reason behind continuing to homeschool for over a decade. Now, we can wear our heart on our sleeve (quite literally!) and inspire our little learners – because the habits we cultivate today shape the adults we become tomorrow. I hope you enjoy these, and know you are supporting the work here at Juice Box Homeschool.
  2. Book Club for Kids: One of my favorite brands for habit training is The Generous Family. They have an adorable picture book club for kids that includes an online portal for additional activities along with a physical package of goodies. My ultimate favorite product they create is a homeschool curriculum all about teaching generosity. Not only is it impactful, Biblical, and easy to use, but they include moving videos, missionary stories, and real life activities to put into practice. Use my code “juicebox” for 15% off your order.
  3. For Your Planner Friend: They will absolutely love the 2025 Home Planner if they are anything like me! So efficient and practical. To me, this is the gift that keeps on giving! It helps me get a lot accomplished at home and work, and I forgot to mention that it is beautifully designed. While you’re there, the Passionate Penny Pincher also offers pretty recipe boxes for slow cooking (my favorite!), whole foods, and a variety of other excellent categories.
  4. An Encouraging Read: On all my social sites, I share a lot of favorite books, but today, I am sharing a recent read that had resonated with me longer than usual. Jamie Erikson wrote this encouraging, equipping, and easy to read title that I think you’ll enjoy.
  5. A Safe First Phone: Is it that time? I recall when we arrived in the season of our oldest needing some way to communicate with us when we were not with her. After researching a lot of different options, we landed with Gabb. It included zero social media, addicting gaming apps, and was truly a distraction-free phone. My son has been using the Gabb Watch now, and it helps our family in the same way. We receive the necessary communication with the screen addiction. My code “JUICEBOX” will provide a perk, discount, or both (it is always changing)!

A Few More Gift Ideas for Homeschoolers

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Great Teacher Gifts

Here are some honorable mentions that I love using, and could make for some easy gift ideas as well!

  • Curated List at Christianbook: I feel so blessed to have a little list on the Christianbook.com website! Check out the goodies I pulled onto one page.
  • Bend Soap Gift Sets: When awesome brands put together gift sets, it makes it so easy! For families with skin issues or for natural product lovers, the lip balms, soaps, and lotions are so creamy and lovely. Use code “juicebox15” for 15% off your order.
  • 2025 Bible Study: Want to start the year off fresh with a Bible study? I will be going through this beautiful study, and will share some thoughts on socials. So excited!
  • Slow Cooker Season: Saved up for this beauty this year, and enjoying putting it to work this season.
  • Watercolor School: We have used Lily & Thistle’s Watercolor School for years because of their lifetime subscription option. With mutilple kids, this course gets used over years. So thankful for this option during free time.
  • Cute Clothing for Shorter Women: I was SO excited to find this subscription box for women 5’4″ and shorter. Hello yes, finally pants and sweaters that I don’t have to tailor or return. You fill in a quick style quiz, and they send you a box of items to try on. Keep what you want, and return what you don’t – so simple! Use my link to waive your first styling fee!
  • Amazon Storefront: Numerous list ideas including gifts for teens, book series, and planning tools, if all else fails, you may likely find your great gift idea here.

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Our summer homeschool rhythm is simple by design. Our summer homeschool rhythm is simple by design.

On the days we are home, we focus on math and language arts so it’s not a jolt of confusion when we return to fall. I am weaving in things that we used throughout the school year such as history read-alouds, morning meeting resources, and Night Zookeeper for my youngest, because it is just fun (free trial and 50% off available in my profile)!

Have any fun resources that you’re using this summer?

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We are in the homestretch over here. This time nex We are in the homestretch over here. This time next year, I will have my first homeschool graduate, and I have been sitting with a lot of feelings this season.

Looking back, so much of my mental energy went to things that genuinely did not matter as much as I thought they did. Yes, curriculum and rhythms affected our days, but a lot more was at play on the day-to-day that I would have liked to spend more of my effort towards.

The things I underestimated? The speed of this all. The uneventful, ordinary days that I did not think to hold onto. The moments when they were just... kids, learning alongside me.

I do not regret choosing this path for our family. However, if I could go back and whisper something to early homeschool me, it would be: worry less about keeping up and more about showing up. 

To anyone still in the thick of it, save this if you need the reminder. 🤍

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Our homeschool days are feeling lighter, which fee Our homeschool days are feeling lighter, which feels about the right amount for summer. I’m noticing that since most things we are using are familiar to all of us, there is less need for my assistance.

It definitely feels like entering a new era with 2 high schoolers and a middle schooler. I am enjoying embarrassing them, and a different kind of relationship that is sometimes mom, and sometimes friend.

The book “Capable” by @sissygoff and raisingboysandgirls and it’s companion workbook for kids is a fresh addition to our rhythm. The workbook is great for kids ages 6-12, and would be a productive resource to utilize in the summer!

Comment “capable” for a link to this instant New York Times and USA Today bestseller book!

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Our longest used curriculum is oddly the one I spe Our longest used curriculum is oddly the one I speak about the least, and that’s because it just works well for us year after year, kid after kid.

We’ve been using Institute for Excellence in Writing in our homeschool for over a decade, and it has been a solid and steady writing curriculum for each of my kids. I’ve seen an increase in confidence with a framework that makes sense.

This year my soon-to-be 6th grader is stepping into Structure and Style Year 2B and Fix It Grammar Level 4.

If you’ve ever wondered where to start with writing curriculum, @iew is the one I point homeschool moms to first. If you have questions about levels, placement, or whether it’s a good fit for your family, drop them below. 

Comment “iew” for my link! 🤍

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We pour so much care into setting a generous feast We pour so much care into setting a generous feast for our children’s minds. However, somewhere between the read-alouds, the math lessons, and the snacks, it’s easy to forget that our minds are hungry too.

Charlotte Mason called it Mother Culture: the ongoing practice of keeping our own minds alive and growing. Not one more thing on the to-do list, but a way to preserve your personhood while we pour out.

So here’s what’s on my plate this summer (at least on paper). 🤍

A feast doesn’t have to be elaborate to be generous. A feast for them. A feast for us, too. What’s feeding your mind this summer?

More on #cmmsummermotherculture from #charlottemasonmondays here:

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There is something so special about coming full ci There is something so special about coming full circle in homeschooling. 🤍 #ad

I just unboxed our 2026–2027 history, Bible, and literature for my youngest, and I honestly got a little emotional. We are using Sonlight Level F, which covers the Eastern Hemisphere, and it instantly brought me back to my very first year of homeschooling because I used @sonlightcurriculum with my oldest!

Now here I am, opening it again for the first time with my youngest daughter, and it feels wonderfully nostalgic.

What I already love is how literature-rich it is. I can already picture the read-aloud moments, the conversations, and the places we’ll “travel” together through these books.

If you want to see the full unboxing with all my chatter and check out what packages they offer, comment “history” and I’ll send you both my YouTube unboxing video and affiliate link. 🤍

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If you’re taking the summer off, I want to encourage you that kids learn constantly. Sometimes the best thing we can do is get out of the way and let life be the teacher.

 I shared a fuller deep dive into our plans on the subscriber side of IG. What are your plans? Are you schooling at all this summer?

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@livingideasplanner
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Pulled some of our favorite classics from what we Pulled some of our favorite classics from what we had on the shelves. I already found a couple I wish I added to this stack. Have you read these and what would you add?

More classic books from #livingbooklegacy here:

@brittsbookbin
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@brave.little.learners
@treasuredhourbooks
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We talk a lot about academics in homeschooling… bu We talk a lot about academics in homeschooling… but what about capability? #ad

Raising kids who can think, act, contribute, and take initiative in the real world, that’s the long game. I’ve been reading Capable from @sissygoff @raisingboysandgirls and @bethany_house_nonfiction, and it’s been such a timely reminder for me in this season with older kids.

A few small shifts I’m focusing on lately:
• inviting more ownership in daily responsibilities
• giving space for problem-solving before stepping in
• following up on their follow-through
• letting real-life practice be part of their education I’m learning that raising capable kids starts with trusting the process a little more than controlling it (hard for me!).

If this is something you’re thinking about too, you’re not alone.🤍

Comment “capable” and I’ll send you more info on this instant New York Times and USA Today bestseller.

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When the homeschool slump hits, I try to add in tr When the homeschool slump hits, I try to add in trusted resources I know they will enjoy. It usually happens around this time when the books aren’t hitting the same, the kids are a little weary, and you are too. #ad

If everyone can use a fresh spark in the homeschool rhythm, check out Night Zookeeper! It’s been such a fun shift in our days. It gives a structured language arts program, but in a way that feels playful and engaging. A perfect little spring reset.

✔️ Guided reading + writing through “Quests”
✔️ Creative prompts that actually get them excited to write
✔️ A parent dashboard so I can still check in on their progress

If you’re needing a reset right now, this is a good one 🤍

Comment “night” and I’ll send you a link to try it for free!

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This principle is one I came back to when I was te This principle is one I came back to when I was tempted to simplify things too much for my kids, especially in their younger years. Mason believed children have the mental power to engage with real, rich, meaningful knowledge presented as living ideas. A generous curriculum. A trusting heart. 

It was never close to a perfect scene, and I didn’t consistently have the positive homeschool vibes 😅, but I can see now how the Lord can still use that! The blessing of homeschooling is time, but when you do it for the long run, you also get to see the other side of those early challenges and doubts.

Which subjects are giving your family life lately? Drop it below and check out other #charlottemasonmondays friends sharing on #cmmprinciple11 today:

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In honor of Mother’s Day, I’m sharing a few storie In honor of Mother’s Day, I’m sharing a few stories with mom figures we adore! Let me know yours in a comment below.

🌻 All-of-a-Kind-Family: Cilly Brenner, aka Mama, was written after the author’s own mother, and the series is based on her childhood experiences on New York City’s Lower East Side.
🌻 Heartwood Hotel, Home Again: Mona’s mother is a figure from the past who is revealed to have been a talented cook, similar to Mona’s new friend, Strawberry.
🌻 The Vanderbeekers to the Rescue: Mama is a professional pastry chef who bakes from their Harlem brownstone with her 5 children.
🌻 Kisses from Katie: Katie Majors’ story revolves around her adoption of 14 Ugandan girls and her work as the director of a non-profit organization that provides support to hundreds of other children.
🌻 Star of Light: Kinza’s mother, Zohra, and a caring nurse work hard to protect Zohra’s blind daughter.
🌻 A Place to Hang the Moon: A friendly librarian makes the world of a difference to 3 young orphans fleeing London during WWII.

Have you read any of these? What literary mom comes to find as one of your family’s favorites?

More from #livingbooklegacy here:

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One thing the homestretch of homeschooling is teac One thing the homestretch of homeschooling is teaching me is this: so much of what felt small in the early years was actually foundational.

The habit of attention, a steady homeschool rhythm to our days, narrations, chores, church life, nature study, discipline, family read alouds... 

At the time, it can feel repetitive and almost invisible. At times, it felt like a fight to keep at it and not lose my mind.

Years later, those same practices begin showing up with a new look. I see focus, initiative, spiritual rootedness, a sense of responsibility, and connectedness.

We are planting and toiling, often unseen, long before we see a hint of growth.

The fruit may come slowly, but it does come. 🤍

Save this for the days when the small things feel insignificant. What seeds are you planting in this season?

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Nothing brings science curriculum to life like inc Nothing brings science curriculum to life like including hands-on science labs for kids! I used to dread science experiments because it just felt like a lot of work, but here are some things that have eased the process:

🔬 Remind your child and yourself that the goal of science labs are to discover, experiment, and let your curiosity play. It’s meant to be fun, not perfect!
🔬 Fun may mean a little mess to clean at the end, and that’s okay because we will all help clean up.
🔬 If you can, purchase a supplemental lab kit. I personally love @naturesworkshop - they have supplies organized by lesson, which was a game changer.
🔬 I found these “messy mats” online that are waterproof and help contain things. We use them for science labs and art projects to protect surfaces.
🔬 Use a notebook to record lab findings and/or take photos to print and save in their notebooks. We like the @apologiaworld colorful and engaging student notebooks for processing information well and making each lesson fun! Use code “TRISHA10” for a discount on those.

Do your kids like doing science labs in your homeschool? Share your tips for ACTUALLY DOING THEM!

Comment “science” for the direct link to some of our favorite products, including 25% all new products at Apologia! I highly recommend taking a look at the Activity Videos for Astronomy and Earth Science! 👌🏻 

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If you want books that quietly shape character, st If you want books that quietly shape character, start here...

Some of the books that have added a lot to our homeschool most deeply are the true stories. 🤍

There is something so powerful about placing real lives in front of our kids. Stories of courage, conviction, sacrifice, faith, and ordinary people choosing obedience in hard moments stay with them in such a different way.

Some longtime favorites:
📚 Portraits of Integrity: A Family Treasury, real people who demonstrated Godly character
📚 YWAM biographies, which have made such meaningful family read-alouds over the years, and wonderful independent reads for middle schoolers.

These kinds of books have sparked some of our best conversations about character and what it looks like to live with purpose.

If you love biography-rich homeschooling too, comment “books” and I’ll send over some of our family favorites.

More from #livingbooklegacy here:
@treasuredhourbooks
@brittsbookbin
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@agoodbookhunt
@thisnewday_
@brave.little.learners
@playinghomeschool
@moraviapress
@letthemlovelearning
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Some things I’m not planning to repeat with my you Some things I’m not planning to repeat with my younger kids (sorry, first kid! 😉)...

Not that the first time was a big fail, but walking through the high school years has a way of shaping you.

There are things I see a little clearer.
There are things I want to hold with more gentleness.
There are things I don’t want to rush past.

Homeschooling in different seasons has reminded me that we’re growing right alongside our kids. These are just a few quiet shifts I’m making as I go.

If you’re in a similar season, I’d love to hear. What is something you’re doing differently now?

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POV: the coziest little reading corner just levele POV: the coziest little reading corner just leveled up ✨📚

We added this 360° rotating bookshelf from @Flycitymall and my daughter had the best time filling it with her favorite books, games, and even a stuffy.

It’s one of those pieces that’s both practical and pretty... everything within reach, easy to rotate, and somehow makes reading feel even more inviting.

Ours is the gold 5-tier, but they have other colors and sizes depending on your space!

If you’ve been looking for a simple way to make books more visible and loved in your home, this is such a sweet option.

Comment “bookshelf” and I’ll send you the link + my discount code!

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Some of our very favorite stories are those we hav Some of our very favorite stories are those we have read together and have a strong theme of FAMILY.

The kind of stories that squash our own bickering, bring everyone on the same page, and gently shape how our kids see family, unity, and what really matters.

These are a few of our favorite family-centered living books we’ve come back to over the years. Those special stories that I will want to keep my shelf long after they are grown!

If you’re looking to add more of that to your days, I’d love to share a larger list of favorite family read-alouds with you.

Comment “books” and I’ll send you the link 📚

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@juiceboxhomeschool
@thisnewday_
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This giveaway is now closed. Sometimes the car c This giveaway is now closed. 

Sometimes the car can become one of the easiest places for learning!

If you’re looking for a simple way to help kids practice Scripture memory, the Teach Me the Faith podcast from Generations Ministries is such a helpful tool. The episodes are short, engaging, and designed especially for kids, making them easy to play while driving to activities or running errands.

Generations also created a bundle of resources that pair beautifully with the podcast, including:

📖 a companion book
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⭐️ a sticker pack

I’m excited to give away 5 of these bundles to bless a few families in this community!

To enter:

1️⃣ Follow @juiceboxhomeschool and @generations.min 
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That’s it!

Giveaway will close on Friday, 3/20 at 1pm PST, and winners will be announced in stories. This fun giveaway is not associated with Meta in any way.

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The quiet homeschool days rarely make the highligh The quiet homeschool days rarely make the highlight reel, but they tend to be the ones that shape the most. 🤍

Homeschooling is rarely flashy.
Mostly it’s small, ordinary moments that slowly add up over time.

If you ever feel like your days look too simple, save this as a reminder that simple is often exactly where the building happens. 

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