Struggling to teach writing in your homeschool? This middle school writing curriculum includes sanity-saving videos, checklists, and rubrics to take the guesswork out of teaching writing! Writing is, without a doubt, the most challenging subject in our homeschool. And let’s be real here: the challenge comes from the fact that…
This literature-based preschool curriculum for three- and four-year-olds offers the perfect blend of high-quality children’s literature and hands-on learning activities. Homeschooling your preschooler is one of the most rewarding things you will ever do. Nothing compares to seeing your little one’s eyes light up as they learn something new. However,…
If you’ve been in the homeschooling community for any amount of time then chances are you’ve run across the benefits of using notebooking. This method has been a popular adoption amongst homeschooling families for many reasons. Whether you’re new to the notebooking method or are looking for more resources, keep…
Nurture your child’s love of science with these self-paced online classes from College Prep Science. What do you do when your tween loves science . . . but YOU prefer English, or even math, or basically anything other than science? You enroll them in online science classes, of course! Yes,…
If you’ve been homeschooling for any amount of time, then chances are you’ve wondered how to make learning meaningful even while using textbooks. Some families like to opt completely out of using textbooks for the fear of their child’s learning journey becoming too much like the very system they’re trying…
Teaching kids to be independent learners is most homeschooling parents’ goal. However, the thought is often met with lots of questions – How do I teach these skills? What age is appropriate to start? Are there certain resources used? These, and many other questions, are normal concerns that should be…
Stop stressing about teaching algebra in your homeschool. Enroll your student in these live online Algebra 1 classes instead! Many homeschool parents get nervous when it comes time to teach high school math. (Might as well admit it—our upper level math skills have gotten a little rusty over the years!)…
If you’ve spent any time on my blog then you know how much I adore unit studies. With Spring approaching, it’s the season for all things warmer weather, new growth, and enjoying the great outdoors. All the reasons why I’d like to share a few must-do spring-themed unit studies. Benefits…
Handicrafts… a word you’re either familiar with or have never heard of before, especially in the homeschooling world. But if you’ve followed the Charlotte Mason homeschooling method, then having handicrafts and using them is like second nature. If you’re curious about them and how to incorporate them into your child’s…