Please share!When we first began homeschooling more than 12 years ago, I imagined myself a more classical homeschool mom, teaching history chronologically, from the beginning of the Bible until modern day. The 4-year history cycle was all the rage, and our bookshelves were stocked with a popular series of history texts that would lead us […]
Just because the temperatures drop and the leaves have fallen doesn’t mean it’s time to put nature study into hibernation. In fact, winter can be one of the most enjoyable times of the year to get outside and see what’s happening. There’s more there than meets the eye upon first glance! The following list of […]
Updated: May, 2018 – this list now includes our favorite homeschool companies we’ve used from elementary through high school! It’s the end of school year for most, which means only one thing . . . It’s time to plan for the new school year! Some of you are new to homeschooling and have […]
Update: Please note that since this article was first published in 2018, ST has raised it’s yearly membership to a little over $200/year. However, they often have special sales that bring it way under $200. As a homeschool mom who has spent far too much homeschooling my ONE child, I’m often blown away by […]
Many of you have purchased an Amazon Fire Tablet for your children over the past few years. And while reading books and playing games are a big part of what makes a Fire Tablet so fun for kids, don’t miss out on the opportunity to use them educationally in your home and homeschool! There are […]
Welcome to Notebooking Across the USA, a series of unit studies covering each state in the U.S. in order of admission to the union. You can find the landing page for this series with links to each states unit study as they are published, along with tips, suggestions, and recommended resources for this series here: […]
Welcome to Notebooking Across the USA, a series of unit studies covering each state in the U.S. in order of admission to the union. You can find the landing page for this series with links to each states unit study as they are published, along with tips, suggestions, and recommended resources for this series here: […]
If you have a child who learns best by touching, feeling, and doing, you likely have a tactile learner. These kids learn best with physical activity — movement, building, drawing . . . anything but sitting still at a desk with a workbook. Whether your student is in kindergarten or high school, it will serve […]
