At HomeschoolingFinds.com, we share resources, tools, and tips to help you teach reading comprehension, grammar, and spelling. Whether you need to find a new book unit study, a different way to teach nouns, verbs, and adjectives, or your reader is just starting on the literacy journey, you’ll find a variety of curricula and homeschool resources to help your family. From games to workbooks, we have your language arts needs covered.
This article is in collaboration with Progeny Press. Progeny Press is a well-known company that offers literature study guides for lower elementary through high school. The study guides are designed to help students enjoy and understand the literature on a deeper level. These study guides cover many different topics and areas of literary analysis. Each … Read more
This article is in collaboration with WordBuild Online, a reading comprehension program. Breaking down the meaning of words into units makes learning vocabulary easier for students. This process is called morphology, and it has been proven in multiple research studies to be effective when used with children, even those with learning struggles such as dyslexia. … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Clear Water Press and their Middle School Language Arts program. Many people have been captivated by the opening lines of a story such as, “It was a dark and stormy night,” or “Once upon a time, in a land far, far away.” Daniel Schwabauer and Clear Water Press offer … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Tyndale and Adventures in Odyssey. Islands and Enemies is the newest book in the Adventures in Odyssey Imagination Station book series from Focus on the Family. Adventures in Odyssey Adventures in Odyssey is an award-winning Christian audio drama series that brings Biblical principles to life with fun, faith, and … Read more
This article is in collaboration with The Critical Thinking Company™. Homeschooling parents and their students have a lot of flexibility that public or private school students don’t. The ability to adjust the focus of specific subjects is one of those. Instead of teaching “just” math, parents can teach math with a critical thinking emphasis. This … Read more