As the weather warms up and the flowers start to bloom, it’s a great time to start planning some spring family activities for homeschool learning fun! Embrace nature at the first signs of spring by adding a  few outdoor science experiments—think plant growth or weather observations to your homeschool planner! This hands-on approach to learning…
As homeschooling parents ourselves, we know how important it is to strike a balance between the rigor of academics, and the freedom we have to explore the world and actually have fun while our children learn. It’s one of the greatest benefits of homeschooling – the chance to create a vibrant education beyond the usual…
When it comes to homeschooling, one size definitely does not fit all. Every child has their own unique way of learning, and as a homeschooling parent, it’s important to understand and embrace these differences in order to create an effective and successful learning environment for your child. By incorporating different learning styles in homeschool planning,…
Homeschool Planning Tips For A Happy Homeschool Are you considering homeschooling your child, but feeling overwhelmed by the thought of planning and organizing your family’s homeschool day? Fear not, because we’ve got you covered with these 10 helpful tips to make your homeschooling journey a success no matter where you are in your homeschool year!…
I have five children, all opposites! There were times when it seemed like NOTHING worked for any two of them, but I learned to improvise. Here are 5 tips to help you choose a homeschool curriculum, for a variety of learning styles and needs. How To Choose A Homeschool Curriculum For Each Type Of Student…
Most lesson plans focus on learning from textbooks, enjoying a creative project, and ending with some type of exam or culminating activity to show what was learned. Educational trips for kids provide an additional dimension to learning. The lesson plans below incorporate virtual field trips, museums, and web-based activities that allow you to incorporate virtual…
Most homeschooling parents grade their child’s school work because they have never known any other way. It is easy to assume that because we received grades for all our school work from kindergarten through high school, that we must continue to follow this standard. Keep reading to learn the when, why, and how of homeschool…
The Problem of Biased Homeschool History Textbooks The title of a history book often gives away its point of view. Here’s a brief sampling of some popular titles of the last few decades: A Patriot’s History (American history from the point of view of a devoted and loyal citizen?) A People’s History (American history from…
I have a decade of homeschooling under my belt with children in every grade level. I have been asked the question often by future homeschooling moms, “How do I start homeschooling?” My response is always the same. The key to understanding how to begin homeschooling, is to know if your child is ready to begin…
Morning time routines have become all the rage in homeschooling in the last few years. Homeschool bloggers, podcasters, publishers, and more have promoted this practice that goes by many different names: morning time, morning basket, circle time, etc. Whatever you call it in your homeschool, the purpose is the same. It is a time intended…
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