In this video, homeschool consultant Donna Krahn shares some of her top Terrific Teaching Tools that you might not know about—and provides plenty of ideas on how to put them to good use in your family’s homeschool this year.

As homeschoolers, we recognize that history is an important part of the educational experience we want for our children. But what are we to think about social studies (and what does the term even mean)?

What happens after you place an order from Rainbow Resource? Take a look… From the order’s perspective!

Creating a space for learning is a bit like decorating your kids’ rooms when they are little; there are things you have to have and others you just want in there. You choose a theme and colors and have fun shopping along those...

Something Rainbow is most known for is our homeschool convention booth – that, and our phonebook- sized catalog. Rainbow goes to between 35 and 40 conventions every year in the 48 contiguous states, and also sponsors speakers and sends materials for several in Alaska. But have you ever wondered what it’s like to run a booth at a convention?

Each Lapbook includes instructions, illustrations, study guide, and book and video resources. Booklets are black line printed on colored paper and are accompanied by student instructions and assembly instructions.

Are you experimentally challenged? If so, there’s hope! And even if science is right up your alley… When you look at all the curriculum choices out there, it can be a bit like trying to untangle the extension cords from your last home improvement project.

Whether you want ready-made unit studies or the tools to develop your own, this workshop could be the answer! In this workshop, consultant Deanne Crawford provides an overview and explanation of definitions, curriculum comparisons, and resources for implementing unit studies into your home.