Writing should be about engaging with rich thoughts and ideas. Here’s how to inspire your homeschoolers to engage with writing.
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With these ideas, copywork does not have to be boring! Add a little creativity and copywork just may become one of your kids’ favorite parts of the week!
Creative Copywork for Homeschoolers Read Post »
Are you looking for ways to breathe some life into your homeschool? Ways to liven things up without adding in a lot of prep time for yourself? What if I told you that technology has you covered?
Technology in the Homeschool: 5 Uses that Breathe Life into Your Learning Read Post »
Are you tired of teaching math lesson after math lesson, one after another, one child at a time, with every one separate and learning in isolation? I was. With five school-aged children (and a 3 year-old who thinks she is), math lessons can take up to 5 hours of our day when completed individually. It took me only a couple of days of this grueling schedule to know, without a doubt, that teaching math individually, every day was not going to work for us.
8 Ways to Explore Homeschool Math as a Family Read Post »