Is your student struggling with word problems? Parents often say that the hardest part of teaching mathematics is word problems. Join us as we talk … [Read more...] about Practical Tips for How to Teach Word Problems [Show]
Beginning a high school experience with your homeschooler can be exciting—and maybe a little scary. Join us for this lively discussion about things to … [Read more...] about 10 Things to Help Craft a Superior High School Experience [Show]
My morning begins by waking up from an alarm on my iPhone. After a quick check of notifications (and yes, probably a peek at social media), I consult … [Read more...] about 4 Tips for Healthy Tech Boundaries for Today’s Families
When we homeschool, we often are so intent on the process that we forget to enjoy it. Join us for this special interview with Maggie … [Read more...] about 4 Ways to Document Your Meaningful Family Moments [Show]
Memorization can be the key to so much knowledge. Being able to recite your times tables via skip counting is a laudable goal for any student, and … [Read more...] about Why Skip Counting is Not the Endgame of Mastery
Most homeschool parents are weary of their journey by spring. Join us as we discuss ways to evaluate where you are in your year and how to close it … [Read more...] about How to Finish Your Homeschool Year with a Flourish [Show]
One of the holidays that most lends itself to fun activities is Earth Day. Students love hearing The Lorax by Dr. Seuss, taking nature walks, engaging … [Read more...] about 4 Fun Earth Day Activities for Kids
cinquain (SIN-cain): an unrhymed poem consisting of five lines arranged in a special way. PlanetGraceful, ringedSpinning, whirling, twirlingDances … [Read more...] about How to Write a Cinquain Poem
We often refer to math mastery in our episodes. If you are a Math-U-See parent, you may wonder "what does mastery look like?" at any particular point … [Read more...] about Explaining and Understanding Mastery in Mathematics [Show]
