Father's Day is an accepted annual tradition of honoring fathers throughout the United States and other parts of the world as well, but it is a relatively new holiday and one that was 62 years in the making! William Jackson Smart was a humble farmer born in Arkansas in 1842. … [Read more...]
Free Summer Reading Programs
Don’t you just love the lazy, hazy days of summer when you can lay around all day, dreaming and reading, planning and scheming? Or are your summer days action-packed and on-the-go from sun-up to sun-down? When it comes to academics, kids lose traction over the summer … [Read more...]
Homeschool Support Groups in Every State
The Old Schoolhouse® provides support to homeschooling families As schools begin to close their virtual classrooms for the 2020–21 school year, families are already strategizing for the fall—many by making sure their children are adequately prepared for the grade they … [Read more...]
Public Speaking Skills in Homeschool
Speaking in public brings everyone the heebie-jeebies. Nearly 75% of people suffer from speech anxiety or glossophobia. It’s nerve-wracking, sweat-breaking, butterflies-in-the-stomach kind of panic. And it doesn’t necessarily have to be in front of an audience of a hundred … [Read more...]
Exploring Entomology in Your Homeschool
Children at the youngest age tend to be naturally curious about insects. Insects are everywhere, from our backyards and balconies to parks and even in our homes. I love the delight on children's faces when they see a butterfly flutter by or a ladybug strolling on a plant. In … [Read more...]
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