Whether you’re looking back on the first half of the year or focused on the year as a whole, it’s important to reflect on your year to see what worked
Bored Students: How to Discourage & Inspire Their Curiosity
Bored Students: How to Discourage & Inspire Their Curiosity
My student is bored. What do I do? For many homeschoolers our goal is to teach our children in such a way that they have a love of learning, so it
5 Ways to Incorporate Play & Discovery into Learning
5 Ways to Incorporate Play & Discovery into Learning
Homeschooling is appealing to many of us because it frees us to be creative, to have fun, to play more and to learn through discovery. As much fun
3 Tips for Creating a Homeschool Transcript
3 Tips for Creating a Homeschool Transcript
While the idea of creating a homeschool transcript might seem overwhelming or intimidating, it’s really just another way of tracking your student’s
How Reading Aloud Will Change Your Homeschool
How Reading Aloud Will Change Your Homeschool
It wasn't until my 4th child was born that I realized the importance of reading aloud. He was my NICU baby, my preemie. I knew that he might have
The 4 Dangers of the Homeschool Comparison Trap
The 4 Dangers of the Homeschool Comparison Trap
What Is the Homeschool Comparison Trap? I have over a decade of homeschool experience, yet at times, I find myself wondering if I have failed as a
5 Things I Wish I’d Known Before Homeschooling
5 Things I Wish I’d Known Before Homeschooling
As a second generation homeschooler, I was 100% positive that I knew what to expect in this whole homeschool journey. My confidence was at an all time
Roadschooling: How to Homeschool on the Road
Roadschooling: How to Homeschool on the Road
What is Roadschooling? Adventure is calling! But what about your child’s education? Roadschooling may be the answer! Over the past few years,
Is Homeschooling the Best Way to Educate? [Article]
Is Homeschooling the Best Way to Educate? [Article]
An article in Business Insider proclaims: "Homeschooling is the smartest way to teach kids in the 21st century." The article runs through a litany