Charlotte 
As a former teacher, I understand better now why my students would be snacking throughout the day before and after their lunch periods. Children are hungry. All the time it seems. One of the advantages of homeschooling means that we get to schedule our breakfasts, lunches, dinners, and snack times based upon when we need … Read more
It’s that time of year! Spring has sprung and homeschoolers are itching to get out into the sunshine and fresh air. But there’s school to finish! You don’t have to choose because you can do BOTH! Just get outside and homeschool! Get Outside for Nature Study The easiest way to school outside is to study … Read more
History can be dry and less than appealing to some children. So how can you make learning history fun? One of the most effective ways for many children to learn is through a hands-on project. These hands-on history puppets from Figures in Motion make learning history fun and interactive for children of all ages. Figures … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Teaching Textbooks. Teaching Textbooks offers a variety of online homeschool math curriculum for students in upper elementary, middle school, and high school. Now, these courses can be accessed via new and improved Teaching Textbooks Math 4.0! This curriculum was designed to increase math confidence in your children by using … Read more
No matter the time of year, studying trees can add a unique twist to your homeschool nature studies. And because we each live in different areas, we can learn from each other as we share about our tree nature studies. What might be a common tree in my state, may not even grow in your … Read more