Academics
Election Year
Election year gives you a special opportunity to teach your student the process America goes...
Enriching your Homeschool through Cooking – Part 2
In my previous article, we considered the benefits—both practical and experiential—that cooking...
Enriching your Homeschool through Cooking – Part 1
Let’s face it. We all love food…even picky eaters have that one food they will ask for again and...
Schools of Thought
Leaders are Readers!
This great quote has floated around the business world for years and it is based upon Harry S....
The Key to Your Child’s Heart
A lot is said about discovering your child’s learning style. Are they a visual, auditory,...
Where Did the Curiosity Go?
There is an intrinsic curiosity we are born with. It is what gets us identifying where a sound is...
Workshops
Unit Studies
Getting Organized
When Cleaning Your Room Feels Like Climbing Mt Everest
Ever given your child a simple job like “Clean your room” or “Go get your math done,” and they...
The Benefits of an Organized Student
I remember the highlight of school starting, for me, was getting our student planners from the...
Starting Your School Year… Smoothly!
With fall soon approaching and a new school year beginning, many of you have great expectations...
Glimpses of Life
Time to Leave the Nest
At some point, parents commonly recognize that their child is no longer a child. They have grown...
Manners Still Matter
The more our culture changes it has become quite apparent that as a society we have lost our sense...
Practicing Thankfulness
The value of teaching kids about thankfulness should never be underestimated. It is a quality in a...
Interactive Lessons
Home Life
Habit Building… Start This Summer
“If at first you don’t succeed, try try again.” How many times have we heard this saying or have...
The Gift of Doing!
Every November the Christmas catalog (yes, you know which one) would arrive and my kids would...
When You Feel Like Your Best Isn’t Good Enough
Have you ever been there? Are you there now? You are doing your best to juggle all that is in your...
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College-Bound
Homeschool Family Graduation
Coming to the end of the homeschooling years are always so special and heartfelt. You have loved,...
Preparing Your Homeschooler for College
Your child has worked hard and completed their high school diploma, congratulations! Now the next...
When Dual Enrollment Does Work
Some time ago I wrote a heartfelt post entitled, ” When Dual Enrollment Doesn’t...
The Latest Reviews
Extracurricular
More than a Hobby!
Is it just me, or are homeschooled kids particularly good at exploring their interests? There...
Finding Joy in Winter
There is no greater joy, as a kid, than to open one’s eyes in the morning and see your world...
Fall Nature Craft Projects
By now, you are settled (or mostly settled!) into a homeschool routine that is working well for...
Resources
Remediate or Practice?
Gaps, holes, chasms — call them what you will, but they are a real fear for some parents and...
Thinking about Latin?
Ya’ know, there’s some pressure on homeschoolers to teach Latin. It’s out there. Latin is cool and...
Learning Out of the Box
We like to encourage folks to be bold and think outside the box. Sometimes thinking outside the...