JoAnn 
This article is in collaboration with Dig-It! Games. Do you have middle school students who are interested in game-based learning? Do you look around at the many educational apps created for elementary school and wish that you could find educational apps for your middle school-aged child? Members of the Schoolhouse Review Crew have had the … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Writing with Sharon Watson. Teaching high school literature can be a daunting prospect. It involves learning not just works from numerous literary genres, but all of the many components of great literature. From foreshadowing to flashback, a strong high school foundation will leave your student well prepared for college-level … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Alpha Omega Publications. Alpha Omega Publications formed nearly forty years ago to create a Christian curriculum for Christian schools. When homeschooling began to move in more and more as an education option, Alpha Omega Publications was there, one of the early options for people choosing this non-traditional route in … Read more
We have homeschooled our family right from the beginning – through 10 years of having babies, 3 years of my husband going back to college, 2 moves for jobs, losing a job, re-enlisting in the military, another move, parenting on my own while he was away for many training courses and a tour in Afghanistan, … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Classical Conversations. If you have been looking into homeschooling for any length of time, you have probably heard of Classical education. But what IS classical education? How do you actually do it? Leigh A. Bortins, the founder of Classical Conversations, has just added a new book to her how-to … Read more