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The Easiest Way to Supplement Homeschool History

Easy, no-stress ways to supplement homeschool history curriculum using literature and the library, no matter what curriculum you use.

Using Natural Phenomena in the Homeschool Science Classroom

by Eva

Anchoring the development of general science ideas in investigations of phenomena helps students build more usable and generative knowledge.

6 Hands-On History Activities for Homeschoolers

by Erin Vincent

Hands-on history activities can make your history lesson memorable and engaging. Try a few of these activities and see for yourself!

What To Do When The Homeschool Blahs Have You Down

by Courtney Messick

Ever made it through a holiday break & then feel less motivated to pick homeschooling back up? Here’s what to do when the homeschool blahs have you down.

How to Keep Toddlers Busy While Homeschooling

by Bonnie Way

Here’s a list of practical ways to keep toddlers busy while homeschooling older kids, from a mom with five kids ages 10 to 1 at home.

Gifts Every Homeschool Mom will Love

by ReneeBrown

Buying gifts for a mom can be tough. It's often hard to know what she'd like or need. Buying for homeschool moms can be even tougher! She's likely home with the kids for the better part of most days. And, that can get tiresome. She might need a little break from...

15 Stealthy Ways to Encourage Writing in Your Homeschool

by Angela Awald

Writing should be about engaging with rich thoughts and ideas. Here’s how to inspire your homeschoolers to engage with writing.

3 Skills to Develop with Typing Games

by Judy Hoch

Even younger children can develop touch typing skills. Use these free typing games as a fun and easy way to teach your kids how to type.

When You Want To Quit Homeschooling: 10 Things To Do Instead

by Adrienne Bolton

Homeschooling isn’t easy and some days you just want to hide in the bathroom. Here are 10 things to do when you think you are tempted to quit homeschooling.

How to Start Your Own Homeschool Variety Club

by Tracy Zdelar

One of the best decisions I’ve made in our homeschool journey is to host a homeschool variety club. I’m sharing how easy it is to do this.

Strength-Based Homeschooling: How to Homeschool Strong

by Tracy Glockle

We’ve all been there, after a long day of battling through everything our child can’t do and doesn’t know, in tears knowing we have to do this all again tomorrow. This isn’t what we imagined homeschooling or learning to be. But here we are, trapped in this cycle of...

Christmas Gift Guides 2018

by ReneeBrown

Isn't this a wonderful time of the year? The hustle and bustle of the holiday season brings a warm feeling to the heart. And of course, excitement to lives of our families. We know you are busy! Everyone is this time of year. That's why we want to help you out by...

Why YOU are Your Most Powerful Homeschool Tool

by Tina Robertson

Few people are true ambiverts. When you aim to balance the strengths and weaknesses of your personality, you become your most powerful homeschool tool.

The Fail-Proof Response for the Homeschooling Naysayers

by Jamie Erickson

Tired of the homeschooling naysayers? Here’s the cold, hard truth that I’ve learned in the last twelve years while underneath the educational microscope.

100 Things for Homeschooling Families

by ReneeBrown

It's time again for our annual 100 Things. It's a treasure trove of information, tips, tricks, hacks, and how tos for busy, dedicated homeschooling moms. But we don't just stick with 100 things for homeschooling. We dive into all aspects of the homeschool life. In...