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…
Reading aloud is common with small children. There are many reasons to read aloud to your children. Most parents are aware of studies on the benefits of this special activity. However, as children age and learn to read on their own, reading aloud can quickly become a thing of the past. Many parents admit that…
The Era of Social Media I remember the beginnings of Facebook when it still required a college email address to log into the network. Back then it was only about talking with the friends and family you knew. Social media rules and internet safety wasn’t being talked about yet. Now the world of Facebook has…
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…
Do you ever hear, “I’m bored,” come out of your children’s mouths during the day? I think every mom of littles has found herself trying to entertain and educate at the same time. It can be stressful, to hear that phrase over and over again, so it is important to plan your strategy to combat…
Creating a homeschool schedule that fits your family is essential. Trying to implement a schedule that doesn’t suit the natural flow of your home can lead to frustration and set you up for failure. The first step is understanding that your schedule can be as unique as your family. How to Find a Homeschool Schedule…
Election season is upon us once again in the Unites States of America. It is important that we teach our children to be responsible citizens. Being a responsible citizen in the US includes understanding the way our political system functions and participating by voting on future leaders at the local level, state level, and federal…
Aurora from Supercharged Science and her husband run a publishing company that creates hands-on science curriculum for K-12 homeschoolers. Read this helpful article as she discusses a questions she gets often from parents worried about their kids on media devices. First, would you let young kids run loose in a wood shop or machine…
Homeschool moms are used to balancing math quizzes, making dinner, and taking a sick child’s temperature. Chaotic days are simply a part of the homeschool life. Homeschool moms play janitor, cafeteria lady, and teacher. So what happens when it’s mom who needs a sick day? Here are some tips to help moms recover and rest…
Learn how to track attendance in Homeschool Planet, the premier online homeschool planner, using these directions or with the convenient link to our video tutorial. To get started tracking attendance for your students you can follow the steps below. Click on the “My Family” link above the pictures on the left side of your planner….
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