Is Your Child’s Learning Half-Baked? Creating a Solid Foundation in Your Homeschool
Creating a solid foundation in learning is important. When we move our kids along before they’re ready, we send a few messages.
The Darker Side of Homeschooling
The darker side of homeschooling is not often talked about. Read about some of it here and find out how you can brighten up your journey.
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.
The Truth about Special Needs Homeschooling
Are you thinking of special needs homeschooling your kids? This post will give you an idea of what it entails and give you the confidence to go for it!
Teaching Success to Multiple Learning Styles While Homeschooling
Have you ever worried about teaching success to multiple learning styles? Success is not an accident. We must teach our children how to be successful.
Customize Your Own Textbook-free History Curriculum for a Wide Age Range
Break free from the graded workbooks! Bring delight to your homeschool with a textbook-free history curriculum a wide age range can enjoy.
What is a Unit Study Approach to Learning?
A unit study can focus learners on the world around them, spark their curiosity, and guide them through engaging experiences.
5 Easy Ways to Simplify Your Homeschool (from a mom of 5)
Looking for ways to simplify your homeschool? These 5 ideas from a relaxed and minimalist homeschool mom of 5 can get you started!
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.
My Eclectic Way of Homeschooling High School
For most of my homeschooling career, I’ve considered myself an eclectic homeschooler. Today I share how that looks homeschooling high school.
Blending Homeschool Styles to Meet Your Child’s Needs
Blending homeschool styles to meet your child’s needs means focusing on what works for your kids and your family – not everyone else’s.
Tips to Socialize as Homeschoolers
It’s not that hard to socialize as homeschoolers! With these easy tips, your kiddos will be thankful you took the time to make it happen for them.
Adjusting Charlotte Mason for Non-Christians
Learn how to adjust the teachings of Charlotte Mason to fit your faith and homeschool style while still preserving the core theories of her methods.
Hands-On Learning Ideas For Homeschool Kids
Have fun homeschooling and teaching with these easy-to-implement hands-on learning ideas that your children are sure to love!
Why I Can’t Teach Everything and Education Gaps Don’t Really Matter
Education gaps are inevitable. But realize your kids are lifetime learners. Homeschooling is not the end of their education.
Ditching the Homeschool Methods and OWNING Eclectic Homeschooling
What do you do when homeschool methods just do not seem to work? One family is sharing how they embraced a more eclectic approach to homeschooling.
Why Every Homeschooler Should Consider Eclectic Homeschooling
Think you know which approach to take? Think again. Eclectic homeschooling might be the right path for you instead. Here’s why!
Create a Unique Homeschool to Reflect Your Unique Family
There are no other families like yours. So how do you create a homeschool that reflects your unique family? By asking yourself four simple questions.
Three Easy Ways to Get Started With Literature-Based Homeschooling
Is literature-based homeschooling the right method for your family? I've always loved using great real books to teach. Even when I was a teacher in "real school" before homeschooling my own kids, I supplemented our curriculum with as many great living books as...
How to Create a Homeschool Unit Study
Bring your child’s education alive through engaging and immersive experiences! Creating a homeschool unit study to cater to your child’s needs is the way.
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.