Help your kids learn and apply language skills in a meaningful way with this literature-based language arts curriculum. I’ve always believed that isolating language arts from other subjects is the least effective way to develop language skills. Repetitive grammar worksheets, random spelling lists, rote memorization of vocabulary words—none of these…
Your kids will love learning more about tropical fish with this colorful, engaging ocean life picture book by Tam Warner Minton. Quite often we hear about the benefits of using living books to teach history . . . but did you know that there are living books that teach science,…
This online homeschool government curriculum can help your teen not only fulfill graduation requirements, but also develop an interest in American government and responsible citizenship. Teaching American government in high school is not only a requirement, but also an important part of helping our teens become responsible citizens. But high…
Start your own history timeline quickly and easily with this pre-designed timeline and collection of printable timeline figures. A timeline is one of the best ways to help kids visualize history as a chronological series of events that involve real people. History comes alive when students can see where people…
Develop math fact fluency in just minutes each day with these fun first grade addition worksheets from Page A Day Math. As homeschool parents, we know that math fact fluency is the foundation for success in math. While it can be helpful for kids to know how to use tools…
Not sure how to start hymn study in your homeschool? Here’s everything you need to know to get started. Hymns have been a part of my life as long as I can remember. In fact, some of my earliest memories are of singing hymns in the little country church where…
This literature-based American history curriculum from Sonlight covers a full year of history, Bible, and literature for kindergarten or first grade. My 6-year-old daughter genuinely LOVES history, and I don’t want to dampen her enthusiasm with dry textbooks or boring busywork. But finding an engaging, literature-based American history curriculum for…
Is high school math causing stress in your homeschool? End the frustration with online math classes from Mr. D Math. Without a doubt, math has caused more tears in our homeschool than any other subject. And I’m not talking about advanced math, either. Even elementary math lessons—memorizing facts, dividing fractions,…
You don’t need a lot of special supplies to make a timeline notebook. Here are suggestions for 7 basic items to get you started. A timeline is a valuable tool to help students learn and visualize history. History is so much more meaningful when kids can see where people and…