Are Homeschool Co-ops Right For Your Family?
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
When studying the Middle Ages in your homeschool, engage kids by adding some fun medieval activities for middle school to your lesson plans.
Helping Your Homeschooled Child Find Friends
Should you be helping your homeschooled child find friends? Socialization is one of the biggest questions people have when it comes to homeschooling.
Critical Thinking and Logic in Your Homeschool
Critical thinking and logic are two sides of the same coin. Raising kids that will become expert crititcal thinkers is ideal, but how do you do it?
Simple Ways to Make Homeschool Field Trips a Priority
Homeschool field trips offers wonderful opportunities to learn all year long. Here are simple ways to keep them cost effective and a lot of fun!
Fun National Days to Celebrate in Your Homeschool
Homeschool field trips offers wonderful opportunities to learn all year long. Here are simple ways to keep them cost effective and a lot of fun!
Free All About Me Printables for Back to School
Are you looking for fun national days to celebrate in your homeschool? You have come to the right place! Check out this awesome list.
5 Ways to Create a Homeschool Community When There is None!
This free download contains 5 adorable styles of about me printables for kids, including a foldable cube! Perfect for back to school time.
4-H as High School Elective Credit
Creating a homeschool community for your family takes effort. But it is possible to create something that will serve your family and your whole community!
Roadschooling – The Ultimate Homeschool Adventure
Sometimes the scariest thing about homeschooling through high school is giving credit to classes. Using 4-H as a high school elective credit can solve that!
The Benefits of Planting a Fairy Garden
One of our favorite ways of learning is through roadschooling. I believe that any one who homeschools can roadschool their kids!
Escape Rooms: a Way to Teach Critical Thinking to Homeschoolers
Planting and caring for a fairy garden is a delightful way to bring enchantment to your gardening science studies! Learn a few basics here.
Abstract Art for Homeschoolers – Is It Important Or Is It Just A Mess?
Escape rooms are an engaging way for kids to learn critical thinking skills. Learn how to take advantage of these popular escape games with your students.
10 Ultimate Homeschool Field Trips to Take This Year
Sometimes the scariest thing about homeschooling through high school is giving credit to classes. Using 4-H as a high school elective credit can solve that!
3 Skills to Develop with Typing Games
Make this the year that you take your homeschooling on the road with these 10 must-visit homeschool field trips! They're educational and fun!
How to Start Your Own Homeschool Variety Club
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.
How to Plan Awesome Homeschool Group Events
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.
Educational Fun at Lake Erie
Homeschool field trips offers wonderful opportunities to learn all year long. Here are simple ways to keep them cost effective and a lot of fun!
Preventing the Summer Slide in Your Homeschool
Are you looking for fun national days to celebrate in your homeschool? You have come to the right place! Check out this awesome list.
3 Tips for Choosing Homeschool Extracurriculars
Critical thinking and logic are two sides of the same coin. Raising kids that will become expert crititcal thinkers is ideal, but how do you do it?
Family Movie Night for Homeschoolers
When studying the Middle Ages in your homeschool, engage kids by adding some fun medieval activities for middle school to your lesson plans.