Every child is different. Finding books will resonate can be a bit daunting. Discover six ways the you can find books for every interest in the family.
Homeschool Books for Every Interest in the Family Read Post »
Before learning to read, your child should be developmentally read. This post contains five easy ways to encourage early literacy.
5 Things Your Homeschool Child Should Do Before Learning to Read Read Post »
Planning homeschool group events doesn’t have to be a daunting task! Follow these 5 easy steps to make your next event fun and successful.
How to Plan Awesome Homeschool Group Events Read Post »
As the popularity of morning time grows, so do the misunderstandings about it. I’m am on a crusade to vanquish those myths right now.
Six Homeschool Morning Time Myths and Why They Are Just Not True Read Post »
Teaching middle school history should move your child to begin thinking on a higher level. But, you should also awaken the love of history. It’s not easy to find the balance between the two concepts. Here are four out-of-the-box ways to teach middle school history.
4 Out of the Box Ways to Homeschool Middle School History Read Post »
The thought of gardening with kids can conjure up one of two thoughts; either idyllic sunny scenes of children playing in plentiful vegetable patches; or visions of your child covered head to toe in mud, clutching some kind of creepy-crawly! Of course the reality lies somewhere between the two extremes. Gardening with your children can enrich their education and enhance their learning experience. More and more families are seeing the benefits of incorporating horticulture into the home education of their family.
Why You Should Teach Gardening in Your Homeschool Read Post »
One of my goals this year is to make going out of the house more a part of our homeschooling. Taking all three of my kids somewhere has always been a struggle for me. I never seem to get all my ducks in a row so that I feel freed up to leave the house. You know: lunches packed, dinner in the crockpot, house clean, schoolwork prepped and organized… This is a list that rarely gets completed!
Fabulous Homeschool Field Trips to Everyday Places Read Post »
As removed as you want (or need) to be from mainstream high school education, if you or your kids dream of going to college you simply have to slot yourself right back into the system. Unless you’ve been very diligent about staying up to date with all the latest, you could be feeling a bit despondent about your chances—and especially when it comes to the ultimate prize: Free College.
The Golden Ticket to Free College for Homeschoolers Read Post »
Homeschooling during the holidays can be tough! There is so much excitement in the air with thoughts of family and good times to be had. Take the time to plan ahead and include fun ways to celebrate Thanksgiving in your homeschool. You will be so thankful that you thought ahead and found ways to engage your kids as you prepare for this holiday.
7 Fun Ways To Celebrate Thanksgiving In Your Homeschool Read Post »
Imagine providing a subject in your classroom that your students can’t wait to study. Tell your kids they can learn how to create their own computer games, apps, and websites and watch their eyes light up. You will not have to twist any arms to get those homework assignments finished. Instead of sitting around playing video games, your students could be learning the skills necessary to write their own!
Bringing Computer Science to Your Homeschool Read Post »
