How to Keep the Long-Range Homeschool Goals in Perspective
Homeschool moms love to swap organizational and scheduling tips. We work to create a meal plan and laundry routine. We… Read More
Fun and Free Typing Games from KidzType
Do your kids love to play games on the computer? Don’t they all? Let’s use that time efficiently and have… Read More
What Our Children Really Need from Homeschooling
By Durenda Wilson Throughout our own childhoods, my husband and I both attended public schools, but when we started having… Read More
How to Develop Entrepreneurship and Teach it to Your Kids
By Lolita Allgyer of Praxis We all want our children to succeed. So we focus on reading at a young… Read More
4 Ways to Learn History Through Adventure, Freedom, and Delight
By Amy Sloan of Humility and Doxology Are you starting to catch a vision for a home education that doesn’t… Read More
3 Steps to Building a Strong Foundation for Science
By Denise Wilson of Backyard Owls Do you consider yourself a scientist? Or a science hobbyist? Or are you staring… Read More
Math: Often the Last Subject to be Deschooled in the Homeschool
By Lynna Sutherland of Homeschool Without Training Wheels My parents’ generation were among the pioneers of homeschooling. They believed that… Read More
How to Create a Big Picture Homeschool Un-Plan
Homeschooling planning, do you love it or dread it? To me, homeschool planning can be fun and invigorating when I’m… Read More
5 Tips for Teaching Language Arts in a Fun and Engaging Way
By Dachelle McVey of Hide the Chocolate Grammar… just the word makes me cringe. Indirect objects, past participles, comma splices,… Read More
Four Reasons Why It’s Worth It to Homeschool High School
By Leah Courtney of As We Walk Along the Road When my children were in preschool, we had tons of… Read More
How to Use Delight Directed Learning to Simplify Your Homeschool
By Penney Douglas of Changed by Love If you’re like me, you want to find the best way – the… Read More