An Introduction to Roadschooling
Ever wanted to travel the country with your kids, using your experiences as a form of education? If so, roadschooling might be the homeschool path for you.
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8 Latin Games for Homeschool
Are your children struggling to learn Latin? These 8 Latin games are perfect for homeschoolers of all different ages and abilities!
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Set Your Homeschool Child Free with an Interest-Led Education
I mapped out an amazing line-up of unit studies, my son was enjoying school, and all was well. Then we discovered interest-led education.
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9 Ways To Make Homeschooling More Fun Than Public School
The fears lurk on both sides of the public school vs homeschool debate. Resources to help you instill unique family values in your homeschool.
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Homeschooling with Unconventional Holidays
Mix up your homeschool lesson plan by using an Unconventional Holidays calendar this year! Kids will love the fun environment these holidays create!
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Four Fantastic Ways to Implement a Classical Education in the Early Years
A classical education gives students a firm foundation for future success in all areas of learning and life. Here are four easy ways to implement it.
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Easy Ways To Incorporate Book-Based Learning
If you are looking for a fun, easy, and low-key way to make learning enjoyable in your homeschool for you and your child, then look no further than book based learning!
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Should You Change Your Homeschooling Approach?
Are you thinking of changing your homeschooling approach? Here’s what you should consider before you make the switch with your family.
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TEACH by Dennis DiNoia | iHN Featured Favorite
TEACH by Dennis DiNoia is an must-read for homeschool parents. The bloggers of iHomeschool Network love its practical ideas on raising independent learners.
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Using Children’s Biographies as Living Books
Living books are most often associated with the Charlotte Mason methodology. But all homeschoolers – and all children, for that matter – benefit from using living books in their education journey.
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4 Simple Ways to Create a Memorable Homeschool
Memory making during your homeschool years does not have to be complicated. Here are 4 simple ways you can create a memorable homeschool for your family.
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How to Cultivate an Unschooling Lifestyle in Your Homeschool
These 8 tips will help you create an unschooling lifestyle in your homeschool that sets your child up for a lifelong love of learning.
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Homeschooling Boys? Four Things You Need to Know
Homeschooling is a grand adventure and homeschooling boys can be especially fun or frustrating – depending on your perspective. As a homeschooling mother it’s vitally important to remember that boys are different as we learn how to work with the way they are wired! Thankfully, homeschooling allows us the flexibility to embrace this. So here are 4 things to keep in mind as you embark on this adventure.
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Why Habits Are Better Than Homeschool Goals
One piece of advice I will never follow is this: You have to set homeschool goals. Find out why I dislike goal setting and prefer habit formation instead.
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How to Turn Any Subject Into a Homeschool Unit Study
A homeschooler’s guide to take any subject and turn it into a unit study using a simple and clear process.
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Five Simple Ways to Maximize Homeschool Learning
We’ve all seen it – the glazed over look of children who have checked out, completely disengaged. And then we have seen those moments when our children come alive, voraciously learning. Here are some simple things we can do to maximize homeschool learning.
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The Simple Solution for Homeschool Planning
Don’t let your homeschool continue to boss you around! Use this simple solution for homeschool planning and start telling your homeschool what to do.
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How To Raise a Critical Thinker
So you want to raise a child who is a critical thinker? These tips will get you started on the right path.
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What Homeschooling An Only Child Looks Like
Let’s do some myth busting about homeschooling an only child and discover what it actually looks like in practice from a mom to an only child.
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5 Unique Ways to Review What You’ve Learned Through Homeschooling
As homeschoolers, we have the opportunity to make our learning memorable, both in what our kids are studying and how we choose to have them review. Here are 5 unique ways review what they’ve learned.
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Take a Break from your Homeschool Routine: 5 Hidden Benefits
Planning purposeful breaks throughout the year is a great way to prevent your homeschool routine from becoming exhausting and a bit too boring.
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Unit Studies for When Homeschooling Gets Hard
Unit studies are a great approach to take when homeschooling gets hard. Here’s some simple ways to set up a unit study and have some fun in your omeschool.
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First Year Homeschool Advice
Check out five of the most common pieces of first year homeschool advice, which I ignored. And one piece of advice I did take and regretted.
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Homeschool Schedule | Six Weeks at a Time
Having a homeschool schedule is important! Here are 4 easy tips for creating a six week on, one week off, homeschool schedule.
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Homeschooling Using LEGO Bricks
Homeschoolers are amazingly creative people. We are out of the box thinkers, and work to figure out how to best teach to each of our children. I’ve discovered my kids’ interest level in a lesson instantly gets a lot higher if I pull LEGO bricks into our homeschool.
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Creating a Custom Homeschool Schedule
It is best to create a custom homeschool schedule based on the needs of your family, not what others are do. Find out what to consider when doing this.
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Top Homeschool Curriculum (and Why They’re the Best)
Together let’s look at online, offline, paper-based, free, classical, Charlotte Mason and other top homeschool curriculum here.
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How to Plan a Simple Daily Rhythm for Your Homeschool
Learn how you can plan a simple daily rhythm for your family so that you can simplify homeschooling and help your days flow more smoothly.
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5 Possible Solutions When Your Homeschool Curriculum Isn’t Working
When your homeschool curriculum isn’t working it doesn’t have to mean that your homeschool is a failure. Try these 5 possible solutions.
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Is Unschooling Right for Your Family?
If you have ever wondered if unschooling is the right choice for your family, these tips and advice will help you make your decision!
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How to Homeschool on a Budget
As a homeschool mom of three children, I struggle with wanting my kids to learn and do all the things. However, my budget doesn’t always allow it. Check out some of the things I lean on to stretch my homeschool budget each year.
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How to Get Your Homeschooler to Work Independently
After a series of chaotic early years of homeschooling, I finally cracked the code to teaching my children to learn somewhat independently. Find out why it’s so important and how to do it.
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Add Hands-On Activities to Your Homeschool Day with This Simple Hack
Adding hands-on activities to your homeschool day has never been easier. Follow this simple homeschool hack to incorporate hands-on learning.
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10 Tips That Make You Rethink What You Know About Homeschool Unit Studies
Switching your homeschool approach to a unit study one even for just a day may be the answer to breaking out of a boring routine. If your child is not challenged with your current approach, look at these ten tips that make you rethink what you know about homeschool unit studies.
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Planning Your Homeschool Year In Just 5 Easy Steps
Learn the 5 simple steps to easily planning your homeschool year so that you’re focused but also have room for creativity & exploration!
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Everything You Need To Know About Child-Led Homeschooling
Are you curious about child-led homeschooling? Find out more and decide if it is a good fit method for your homeschool family!
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Roadschooling – The Ultimate Homeschool Adventure
One of our favorite ways of learning is through roadschooling. I believe that any one who homeschools can roadschool their kids!
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Homeschool Curriculum Planning: 26 Tips for Newbies
Make homeschool curriculum planning a breeze with these tips and tricks from veteran homeschooling moms who have been planning for years!
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9 Amazing Podcasts for Kids, Perfect for Your Homeschool Day
Podcasts are more than entertainment; they can boost academics, too. Here are 9 top spoken audio shows for kids, perfect for homeschool.
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Top 10 Resources To Encourage Hands-On Learning
All of the teaching methods that worked so well for me, were exactly the opposite of what my children needed. They needed hands-on activities!
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5 Practical Ways to Simplify Your Homeschool
Is homeschooling overwhelming you? Here are 5 practical ways to simplify your homeschool to create a happier homeschooling experience.
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32 Genius Tips for Homeschool Organization & Productivity
As any homeschool parent knows, there’s a lot involved with homeschooling! From books and papers to appointments and meet-ups, it can be challenging to keep track of it all. We asked veteran homeschool moms to share their best tips for homeschool organization and productivity. Their ideas are genius!
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10 Tips for a Strong Second Homeschool Semester
Most teachers and students will agree that the second semester can be difficult. The excitement of a new year and new curriculum has long since passed. Instead, we’re faced with days that are often long, cold, dark and dreary. Finish the second half of the school year strong and stave off cabin fever with these tips!
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Top 10 Educational Days When You Don’t Want to Homeschool
Do you ever wake up and simply not want to homeschool? I know I do. I wake up and want to toss my lesson plans in the air. I want a change of pace. Yet I don’t want to neglect my children’s education. Instead I compromise and choose one of these ten educational days when I don’t want to homeschool.
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Easy Tips to Incorporate a Socratic Style of Teaching
Thinking of incorporating a Socratic Style of teaching in your homeschool? Here are some tips for making it work for homeschooling.
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