Recently we sat down and talked to one of our valued customers and affiliates, Melissa Moody from Snug Little Home. Find out why this blogger and affiliate loves using our online homeschool planner.

With coding now predicted to become the new measurement of human literacy, is it ever too early to develop this transferable skill? There are good reasons to believe that children that explore coding early can advance more in complex thinking and thus set themselves up for future success.Guest Post by Yasser Jilani, COO and co-founder of Code With Us, a fast-growing edTech Silicon Valley organization.

Are you left with a stack of unsorted papers at the end of the year? Like many moms, I had to fumble my way through a year’s worth of tests, quizzes and reports, in order to comprise final grade cards and eventually transcripts. In the beginning of my homeschool life, I didn’t want to throw anything away, but I didn’t know hot to go about record keeping.
Homeschooling students with ADHD is challenging, but as a mom who has graduated two of these amazing human beings from her homeschool, Melissa can tell you that every struggle is worth it. A special welcome to Dr. Melissa Felkins as our guest writer today.
Although you can never expect smooth sailing all the time, there are some simple strategies that will keep you in calm waters much more often.
Social Media Rules to Encourage Online Safety
With so many more teens and kids online for school and having smartphones, internet safety measures are becoming increasingly more necessary. One way to encourage safety online is to have an open discussion and mutual agreement.

Please enjoy this article written by: Chris Yust is President of CompuScholar, Inc. He has 20+ years of experience as a software engineer and has spent the last 10+ years developing computer science and digital literacy curriculum for middle and high school students.
“Is there any future in computer programming? Aren’t all those jobs overseas now? Is it a bad idea to encourage my student’s interest in a computer science career?”
The Fun at Home Printable Pack
When you find yourself staying at home that doesn’t mean you can’t go on an adventure. The Fun at Home Printable Pack includes a backyard scavenger hunt, a 5 senses Around the House Hunt, and a Stay at Home BINGO Sheet. Print it out and enjoy time with your family….at home!

At Homeschool Planet we love to highlight those who go out of their way to show how Homeschool Planet has transformed their homeschool. Today we would like to introduce you to Colleen Eubanks another Homeschool Planet enthusiast. Read More