Hands-On Learning Ideas For Homeschool Kids
Have fun homeschooling and teaching with these easy-to-implement hands-on learning ideas that your children are sure to love!
Why You Should Use Math Manipulatives With Upper Grade Homeschoolers
We love using math manipulatives with our younger math students, but we tend to shy away from using them with our older ones. Check out why they should be used!
Why I Can’t Teach Everything and Education Gaps Don’t Really Matter
Education gaps are inevitable. But realize your kids are lifetime learners. Homeschooling is not the end of their education.
Ditching the Homeschool Methods and OWNING Eclectic Homeschooling
What do you do when homeschool methods just do not seem to work? One family is sharing how they embraced a more eclectic approach to homeschooling.
Homeschool Support: 4 Struggles Homeschooling Moms Battle
Homeschool support is about more than curriculum advice. It's about helping to nurture and support a homeschool mom's soul.
Are Homeschool Co-ops Right For Your Family?
Homeschool support is about more than curriculum advice. It's about helping to nurture and support a homeschool mom's soul.
Why Every Homeschooler Should Consider Eclectic Homeschooling
Homeschool co-ops can be a wonderful experience or one that leaves you wanting more. Whether you are new to homeschooling or established homeschoolers, you might be wondering if co-ops are right for your family. As an introverted homeschooling mom, I’ll be honest with...
Medieval Activities for Middle School
Think you know which approach to take? Think again. Eclectic homeschooling might be the right path for you instead. Here's why!
Create a Unique Homeschool to Reflect Your Unique Family
When studying the Middle Ages in your homeschool, engage kids by adding some fun medieval activities for middle school to your lesson plans.
Creating a World Geography Curriculum
There are no other families like yours. So how do you create a homeschool that reflects your unique family? By asking yourself four simple questions.
Try This When Your Homeschooled Kids Hate Writing
Create your own world geography curriculum using these easy tips and tricks! It will change the way you teach geography and social studies!
Nature is the New Preschool
Not sure what to do when your kids hate writing? Here are two quick and easy ways to turn the tides and help them learn to love it!
Three Easy Ways to Get Started With Literature-Based Homeschooling
Is nature preschool right for your family? Learn what it is and why you might want to consider implementing it in your homeschooling.
How to Create a Homeschool Unit Study
There are no other families like yours. So how do you create a homeschool that reflects your unique family? By asking yourself four simple questions.
The Heart of Science in the Elementary Years: The Homeschool Science Advantage
Bring your child's education alive through engaging and immersive experiences! Creating a homeschool unit study to cater to your child's needs is the way.
How to Cultivate an Unschooling Lifestyle in Your Homeschool
Is there such a thing as a homeschool science advantage? Learn why homeschooling can give kids an edge when it comes to all things science-related.
Helping Your Homeschooled Child Find Friends
These 8 tips will help you create an unschooling lifestyle in your homeschool that sets your child up for a lifelong love of learning.
Critical Thinking and Logic in Your Homeschool
Homeschool support is about more than curriculum advice. It's about helping to nurture and support a homeschool mom's soul.
Homeschool Organization 101
Homeschool co-ops can be a wonderful experience or one that leaves you wanting more. Whether you are new to homeschooling or established homeschoolers, you might be wondering if co-ops are right for your family. As an introverted homeschooling mom, I’ll be honest with...
Simple Ways to Make Homeschool Field Trips a Priority
What do you do when homeschool methods just do not seem to work? One family is sharing how they embraced a more eclectic approach to homeschooling.
Help! My Homeschooling Style isn’t Working!
We love using math manipulatives with our younger math students, but we tend to shy away from using them with our older ones. Check out why they should be used!