We all know we should add fine arts to our homeschool, but what if you are an unartistic mom? Here are some great options to help if art isn't your specialty.
Are you wondering how to teach science to your dyslexic student? I am sharing how we teach Science to our homeschooled kids with dyslexia. Practical tips that can help you teach science for any grade in your homeschool.
Homeschooling has been one of the most rewarding things I’ve ever done. I genuinely mean that; and in my extremely varied job and ministry experience – ranging from being a telemarketer to a radio DJ, from working with at-risk teens to teaching home Bible studies – I still find that the most rewarding thing I’ve …
When I was in school, history seemed boring because it was taught from dry textbooks that conveyed basic facts without feeling. Since all events throughout history were motivated by both necessity and passion, it shouldn’t be difficult to bring those stories to life in a way that our kids can understand. That means really...
As with reading and spelling, teaching writing to kids with dyslexia can be done and done well with the right methods!
Are you wondering what's the real cost of homeschooling? It’s possible to give your children a quality education no matter what your budget!
Are you looking for literature-based homeschool curricula? This guide has full-year curricula and literature-based supplements.
Most of you have probably heard of Pyotr Tchaikovsky, or at least heard his music. Whether in its original classical form or a more modern version, Tchaikovsky’s music is heard in concert halls and movies. His ballets are still danced and known world-wide. I have been privileged to play several of his compositions in my orchestra …
Its actually very easy to make your kids hate homeschooling. Just follow these ten easy rules and the whole family will be miserable in no time!
In anticipation of Winter Olympics excitement in your homeschool, I bring you the Ultimate Homeschool Resource List.
There are so many ways to use the library with your homeschooled teens. Take a look at all these ideas, many of which I had never thought of before.
HSHSP Ep 31: Leadership and Followership Skills | What skills do your teens need in order to be ready for both? Join Kym and Vicki for ideas!
Try a Marie Curie unit study to learn more about this important woman in history. Marie Curie Unit Study As a mom of three girls, I make a special point to study women’s history in our homeschool. I want to teach my daughters about positive female role models and encourage them to pursue their talents...
This King Arthur Unit Study will teach your children about King Arthur, Lady Guinevere and the Knights of the Round Table. You will also find additional learning resources and activities to use as you customize the perfect King Arthur Unit Study for your homeschool. Growing up, I never read the story of King Arthur …
Looking for a fun ancient history lesson? Then put your kids to figuring out how to make a shaduf and see what they come up with.
We are in the final months of my oldest’s middle school year and Algebra is just a few short months away. This could be causing me some stress because I’m not a mathematician, but it isn’t. A few years ago I took time to research math curricula for the middle and high school years because …
Homeschooling is a marathon event. Your long-term plan is your map that lays out your direction and your goalposts. Don't be the lost-in-the-wilderness homeschooling momma. Be the I-got-myself-a-plan one. Here is our plan - or trivium - for all twelve years.
Reformation homeschool resources you can use to learn more about the Protestant Reformation. Perfect for a homeschool study for middle and high school students.
In the world of Classical Conversations homeschool, organizing the student notebook for Challenge A is a hot topic. It's the first year that students are learning how to become independent and responsible for their own work -- in fact, 'ownership' is the keyword for the year. So their notebook becomes a chance for them to learn how to organize in the way that will suit them the best. I am pleased to have a guest writer on my blog today to discuss this very thing -- my own daughter! She's 12, and she LOVES to organize, so it seemed a
Find 10 creative ways to have learning fun with Shakespeare! Resources, activities, games, and more to help your kids love the Bard!
Check out all of these activities to help you plan unique and memorable events for your homeschool group or homeschool co-op.
Overview: Homeschool Latin instruction moves fast during the Challenge years. Some supplemental practice can sure help! Note: This post was sponsored by Rosetta Stone. I received the product for free and was compensated for my time to write this review. All opinions are my own; I will always be honest with y'all. 'Dignity, dignity, always dignity.' So says Don Lockwood in one of my all-time faves, Singing in the Rain. Have you ever noticed that 12- and 13-year-olds also greatly value their dignity? They're not really into making themselves look silly anymore; in fact, they may become rather offended if
What is Notebooking? Notebooking could mean many things. It could mean simply using notebooks for schooling. Or it could mean filing papers into a three ring notebook. But before I say what notebooking is,
Our winter homeschool rhythm--a mix of Charlotte Mason and unschooling with lots of nature, reading, art, music, curiosity, exploration, and room for play.
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Do you celebrate Purim in your home? Whether you celebrate Purim or you're studying the book of Esther,
Come read about a comparison of the best resources for teaching reading that I have personally used in teaching my 8 children to read.
Our homeschool curriculum choices for our 3rd, 6th, 8th and 10th graders with dyslexia.
Art is an essential part of a healthy homeschool! But, you do need the right art curriculum to make the most of it. THIS one fits the bill!
Being a mom who likes to make things more difficult than they need to be, I put together an entire curriculum from scratch last year. It worked out really well, and I loved getting to make the decisions for my daughter's education, but I knew that it wouldn't be possible to do that again this
Homeschool co-ops are becoming more and more popular through the years and recently some readers asked me some suggestions on starting a Charlotte Mason co-op. In contemplating the questions, I considered the Charlotte Mason method and realized that several of her methods would be a great homeschooling co-op options for those wanting to attempt it. 5 Charlotte Mason Methods Perfect for a Co-op Setting The Charlotte Mason way is so natural and gentle, often times removing a teacher from the lessons and getting the children and a book together, allowing the children to decide what would become of their education.
Take a tour through all the most popular homeschooling styles! Each method is explained in-depth, to get you started on your ideal homeschooling lifestyle.
By the high school years, it's important for parents and students to think beyond the immediate school year. The High School 4 Year Plan is designed to allow you and your high schooler to focus on the current year while also keeping an eye on the big picture. Everything in one place always makes life easier!
Homeschool Group Logistics - Tips for Creating Your Leadership Team. How to create the perfect leadership team and a service contract to protect everyone.
You’ve been at this homeschooling gig for awhile now and things haven’t got any easier. Everyone is miserable, and homeschooling is not working. What do you do?
There are so many homeschooling freebies in this guide that you could save thousands every year with this list. From Printables to Trials!
FREE Minnesota Unit Study for grades 3-8 -- learn about the "Land of 10.000 Lakes" with books, arts and crafts, recipes, and more!
Top character training picks from a homeschool mom of 6! Find the resources that will help you teach godly character to your children.
I love sharing freebies with my subscribers! Here’s a peek at what you’ll receive for signing up (in addition to all the free history worksheets, news about writing opportunities, specials, and fun freebies for the family)! Please note: subscriber freebies are free for a limited time so enjoy these now and watch for the new ... Read More about Subscriber Freebies
The Icon Controversy rocked the church and caused a split between believers that still has not been reconciled today
Music education for everyone - love the generosity and purpose behind the Hoffman Academy online piano classes!
This entry is part 17 of 26 in the series All Around India Notebooking Series If you’re new to Exploring with Jake, be sure to read the introduction. Guess what our next stop in India was? A palace! Our Sunday School teacher led us southeast from Punjab this morning on our imaginary trip around India ... Read More about All Around India: Qaiser Bagh Palace, Uttar Pradesh
Homeschool Health and Nutrition for High School using Apologia's Exploring Creation with Health and Nutrition. A science course that has it all! Both physical and emotional health with practical tips and activities to help teens learn about health and nutrition.
FREE Illinois Unit Study for grades 3-8 -- learn about the "Prairie State" with books, arts and crafts, recipes, and more!
How to make a your own homeschool high school English course, with tips for getting your teen writing, and what to include in your course. #homeschoolhighschool #homeschoolhighschoolEnglish #choosinglhighschoolcurriculum
