When homeschooling our children, there are so many great resources for filling out the homeschool day. At HomeschoolingFinds.com, we have shared curricula and courses that will allow your children to study their interests. And it can count for school too! If they enjoy coding or cooking, drawing or playing a musical instrument, or any of a number of different topics, you might just find your next resource here.
This article is in collaboration with Guitar 360 Method. Learning to play the guitar is a great way to learn to play an instrument that doesn’t take years to master. There are hundreds of learn to play guitar courses online. How do you pick the one that will offer you the best learning experience? And … Read more
This article is in collaboration with CashCrunch Games. CashCrunch Games, founded by Paul Vasey, is a company whose goal is to help children and young adults learn to “save first, spend later” according to their website. The company provides several games that allow students to learn about money in a non-threatening environment. The company has … Read more
This article is in collaboration with By the Way Book Series. By the Way Book Series written by Joy Budensiek and illustrated by Stephanie Robledo are books with a difference. These beautiful books allow you and your children to “visit” different places and experience them with beautiful color photographs and illustrations. Not only will you … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Branch Out World. Well, we may be nearly into the middle of August, but there is still time for one last trip before the new school year is underway. Best of all, you won’t need to pack a thing, because this is a digital vacation! All you need is … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Code for Teens. Did you know that software engineering is one of the fastest growing industries in the world? Maybe you have a future coder in your home? Or maybe you just want to expose your teen to another marketable and fun skill. Whatever the reason, most of us … Read more