My favorite Slob Sisters! When I started a household with 2 kids, I had no idea how to run a house. Sure, I helped my Mom clean, but never understood the management part of a household. Their books helped me know that certain chores need to be done a certain amount of times, and not just when company was coming ;-) ~Jube

If you want to know how to get it clean, this is the site. Don Aslett has gone cyber and this site is terriffic!!! If you haven't got his books, check the library for great helps. ~Jube

Following are sites for home school organization, since our work is in our homes. Check worksheets on the site for links to specific worksheet sites. These are general how to stay organized while educating at home sites. ~Jube

Go to this site. I have gotten some great charts here. ~Carol

Last week i asked for H*LP finding chore charts... CajunStampr aka Vicki sent me this link. It's a good one! Just thought I'd pass it on in case someone else was looking for the same thing...~Sandy

Record Keeping Charts, Forms and Planners

Manager of the home show you how they have done it.

Homeschool Forms, schedules and aids

Chart Jungle is just that, a lot of charts and printables, plus lots of ads.  Be careful how you click.

I just wanted to let everyone know that I downloaded a share ware program that I am really excited about. It is so cool. I can organize any ideas I find online for crafts, educational purposes, recipes, etc.  And I can add any ideas that I have of my own too. It is only $12 to register. You can use it for awhile before you have to register. ~Cyndy

Teacher Timesaver worksheets ~Donna

Lesson Plans and Teaching Strategies from public school teachers.

This is a pretty neat site with a lot of useful forms for helping keep track of everything to do with homeschooling. ~Marti