Some homeschool educators strive to be an ambivert, which is a mix of both extrovert and introvert personalities. When you aim to balance the strengths and weaknesses of your personality, you become your most powerful homeschool tool. Using rigorous curriculum,...
Teaching middle school history should move your child to begin thinking on a higher level. But, you should also awaken the love of history. It’s not easy to find the balance between the two concepts. HOW TO AWAKEN THE LOVE OF HISTORY Here are 4 out of the box ways to...
In this desert unit study, your child will learn how deserts are alive with activity. And if a desert has a unique combination of factors like rain and temperature, it can showcase the most splendid spectacle of color for wildflowers that would rival any fall display....
It may seem difficult at first to plan unique homeschool field trips for multiple ages. Some homeschool groups determine that separate field trips are best. That can be one solution, but most families have multiple ages of children and want their kids to learn...
Getting sidetracked with stuff is hard to do when everything you need to live and homeschool with has to fit into just two cases. When we prepared to live in South America, I learned the value of time-saving tricks to trim my homeschool morning routine. Look at these...
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