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!
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?
Homeschool Online Math Curriculum
With this user-friendly and thorough online math curriculum, kids aren’t limited to age-based levels, giving them a chance to work at their own pace.
Free All About Me Printables for Back to School
This free download contains 5 adorable styles of about me printables for kids, including a foldable cube! Perfect for back to school time.
Free STEM Morning Board Printables
Enliven your daily STEM education with these free printables that are perfect for a morning or breakfast homeschool board.
Homeschool Resources and Ideas for Math Month in April
Enliven your daily STEM education with these free printables that are perfect for a morning or breakfast homeschool board.
Do These Three Simple Exercises Before Math Lessons
Are you ready for Mathematics and Statistics Awareness month in April? Get some ideas and resource suggestions for Math Month!
Nail Preschool Math Without a Curriculum
Do you have a child who is struggling with math? Try these simple midline exercises that activate both sides of the brain.
5 Ways to Help Your Child Excel at Homeschool Math, and Love it Too!
With preschool math, you are introducing the very basics. You don’t need a curriculum to do it! Here's how to get started using play & everyday activities.
Why Building Number Sense in Our Homeschooled Children is Essential
Math skills are in high demand these days, even for jobs that are not STEM related. Read 5 ways to help your child excel at homeschool math, & love it too!
4 Practical Tips for Homeschooling Your Child with a Math Disability
Building number sense in our homeschooled children is incredibly important, but do you know why? Check out three of the many reasons why!
How to Make a Multiplication Fact Flip Book
Facing another day where your math lesson ended in frustration and tears? Here are 4 practical tips for homeschooling your child with a math disability.
5 Reasons to Love BIG FAT NOTEBOOKS
Learn how to make a multiplication fact flip book for fact practice or as a handy reference while your child is working to memorize the multiplication tables.
How to Find Homeschool Math Lessons in Nature
Math skills are in high demand these days, even for jobs that are not STEM related. Read 5 ways to help your child excel at homeschool math, & love it too!
5 Engaging Ways to Teach Basic Counting Skills
Stepping away from the mathematics textbook and looking at all the math connections there are in nature is an eye-opening experience. Looking for and finding math lessons in nature is an art and science that will really benefit your students.
Using Literature to Teach Math
Rather than always reaching for a worksheet or workbook, try one of these 5 suggestions to teach basic counting skills in a fun, engaging, non-threatening manner!
Math Learning Tools For Homeschoolers You May Not Know About
Using literature to introduce math cultivates number sense and mathematical thinking and is a gentle method which creates an awareness of how math permeates everyday life.
How to Make Math Meaningful in Your Homeschool
Enliven your daily STEM education with these free printables that are perfect for a morning or breakfast homeschool board.
6 Tips to Teach Kindergarten Math Without Curriculum
Are you ready for Mathematics and Statistics Awareness month in April? Get some ideas and resource suggestions for Math Month!
Using Books to Teach Homeschool Math Skills
This free download contains 5 adorable styles of about me printables for kids, including a foldable cube! Perfect for back to school time.
Gift Kits for Homeschoolers that Keep Giving All Year Long
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?