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LightSail for Homeschoolers is a complete language arts platform built upon LightSail Education, which has been advancing the literacy skills of students in grades K–12 since 2012. LightSail for Homeschoolers is a reading-centric, adaptive language arts platform that includes dozens of modules, hundreds of features, and thousands of pieces of content that all work together […]
Homesteading in the backyard is just one of many options for incorporating a homesteading lifestyle into homeschooling. There isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach! Homesteading can be done in a variety of settings—from having lots of space for goats and other small livestock, to making the most of small spaces. Annette shares with us how she and […]
This article is in collaboration with Teach Sunday School. Teach Sunday School offers a variety of Bible study tools for Sunday School teachers and homeschooling parents. From complete curriculum for teaching Bible Lessons to Christian parenting and more! Do you need a craft activity to add to your Bible class or lesson? Teach Sunday School […]
For many homeschooling families, the most important part of the day is the life lessons learned. While we want our children to learn about multiplication and division, read classic works of literature, and understand the history of the world, we also want them to be individuals who will be productive and be able to take […]
I think we can all agree on the great importance of helping our kids to become successful readers! Reading Kingdom is an online K-3 reading program; the first to use the groundbreaking “Phonics-PLUS” system, a 6 skill model of reading instruction that incorporates elements of phonics and whole language while teaching additional skills required for reading […]
Most homeschoolers will tell you they have one main goal for their children: to become lifelong learners. As a group, we generally aren’t interested in “teaching the test” except in specific circumstances; we want our children to learn how to think for themselves and how to learn independently—and more specifically, how to want to learn. […]
I am a procrastinator. Not because I am lazy, but because I am highly occupied with family, ministry, and work. So getting ready for a new school year often becomes a last-minute endeavor. Not that my children’s education is my last priority, because it most certainly is not, but because we are learning year-round, so […]
Homeschooling and homesteading in New Zealand are natural for us since they have been part of my life since I can remember. My parents left Los Angeles in the early 1970s, before I was born, and moved to Michigan to make a living off the land. They bought 30 acres and tried raising berries. When […]
