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Grab your free copy of the Thanksgiving and Christmas Fact Cards to share some happy holiday trivia with your kids. 48 cards in total!
The autumn edition of Would You Rather contains over FIFTY clever, thought provoking, and sometimes silly questions for all ages. Kids of all ages LOVE Would You Rather questions! This booklet is full…
The Christmas Edition of Would You Rather? contains 40 clever, thought provoking questions for of all ages. Kids of all ages LOVE Would You Rather? questions! This booklet is full…
Routines are good, but ruts are deadly. Break out of your homeschool blahs or prevent them altogether with these creative learning ideas. With the over 230 different activities outlined in this free digital…
Thinking about doing preschool at home? The most common advice you're likely to receive is to let them play. But is play enough? Yes...and no
Instead of seeing ADHD as a deficit, shift your thinking to see it as a bonus, especially when it comes to teaching STEM. When kids with ADHD are are passionate…
Self-care isn't easy. It takes time. It’s takes commitment. It takes energy when you don’t have any. But here are a few ways to make it a priority:
Looking for a fun and creative craft project to do with your kids? Look no further than making your very own musical rainstick! This hands-on activity is not only a…
Grab a sweater and head outdoors for a homeschool fall nature study!
No two twice-exceptional learners are alike. Each student has his or her own unique academic, emotional, social, physical, and behavioral needs. Like parenting, our family's home education experience has been…
Kindergarten is meant to be a time of play. Here are some simple ideas for teaching kindergarten science concepts to your little ones without a curriculum.
Weaving inclusion into your social studies lessons can be a gateway to cultural exploration and acceptance. Learn how!
Would you ever consider homeschooling WITH the public school? Here are five benefits to homeschooling with the public school!
The 8th-grade reading list for science and math is aimed at middle school students. They are enjoyed by the whole family any time of year.
Parenting gifted, asynchronous kids can be challenging. Add homeschool to the mix and it's even more of a ride. Here's how to do it.
It is a privilege to learn and grow through community service. Volunteering has become a vital part of our homeschool. Here are 6 ways it can benefit yours.
Learn how to set up a seasonal themed Montessori activity table for children to learn and explore at their own pace. Create an invitation to learn & play.
Homeschool scheduling. Some love it. Some hate it. Here are my must-do steps for planning out curriculum, schedule, and rotation.
I'm not homeschooling to raise geniuses, but if they do end up as such, I hope they'll credit it to their love of learning, and not the fact that they…
Give kids a variety of multiplication methods, games, and songs to help them master the facts with deeper understanding.
Nervous about bringing home a new baby? Anxious about the adjustment, wondering how siblings will react, or if you will ever sleep again? Take a deep breath, momma, and take…
The debate over whether to wake your homeschooled kids each morning or let them sleep until they naturally wake up rages on. Which side are you on?
Back-to-school sales are a great time for homeschool families to stockpile the supplies that get used the most in our homeschools.
Explore resources to help you decide which middle school science curriculum is right for your Christian homeschool family.
Add simple gratitude journaling to the beginning of your homeschool day for improved attitudes. Find suggestions for keeping it simple yet effective.
Turn a day at the amusement park into a homeschooling adventure! These 10 ideas for homeschooling at the amusement park make learning fun and easy!
Looking for ways to make money while homeschooling? Here are some important tips from a life-long entrepreneur and homeschool mom.
Navigating the path from homeschool to college can be a daunting one. These tips make it easier for you to set your child up for success!
Tired of feeling like your homeschool is always busy, but not achieving anything of worth? You need to set your homeschooling priorities - learn how here.
Are you looking for fun national days to celebrate in your homeschool? You have come to the right place! Check out this awesome list.
Nature study promotes curiosity and lays the foundation for more complex science lessons. Here are four tips for simple nature study for preschoolers.
What inspires your teen to love science? Your homeschool family will enjoy these 12 science activities for teens perfect for summer vacation.
For many children, reading comprehension can be a minefield of confusion. Fortunately, there are solutions – and, amazingly, the solutions can be a lot of fun. One very fruitful and…
Help prepare your middle schooler for high school with 5 simple ideas you can start implementing in your homeschool today!
Grow your students' language arts skills by incorporating music study for language arts! Here are some ways to do it and why you should!
The homeschool purists may not like this article about doing "school at home," but if you've been shamed about this topic, then read to be encouraged!
Social skills practice is essential for all children but it is especially important for children who struggle with issues that make interactions challenging.
With today's technology, options for outsourcing, and home lab supplies, homeschooling high school science has never been easier or more fun.
Homeschooling in a large family has its challenges. Here are five of the challenges we’ve faced and the approaches we have found that work for us.
Study skills activities for high school students. Grab the list and pass it on to your homeschooling high schooler.