The Hands-On Homeschooler: How to Embrace Experiental Learning at Home
Activities and ideas for incorporating hands-on learning. Tips on becoming a hands-on homeschooler in math, science, history, art, and more.
Leaf Chromatography Experiment
Discover the amazing science of chromatography and conduct a leaf chromatography experiment with your homeschoolers following these helpful step-by-step instructions.
How to Use Sand at the Beach as a Homeschool Study
In this post, we’re going to discuss dozens of ways you can use sand at the beach as a homeschool study tool using Folly Beach in South Carolina as our backdrop.
Celebrating Diversity (and Hair!) with Matt Forte
Join Matt Forte, Trish Corlew, and Jennifer Smeltser as they discuss My Hair Can, a book that invites girls and boys to embrace their natural hair with an uplifting reminder of their God-given worth.
Homeschool | Bible | Family | Reviews
Discipleship Curriculum – The 5 Most Important Things
As a parent, you know that discipleship is among the most important things you’ll ever teach your kids. So, what should you look for in a discipleship curriculum? Here are five things to consider, and a terrific discipleship curriculum that checks all the boxes!
6 Tips on Teaching Your Kids Time Management
In a world full of distractions and endless activities, teaching our kids to wisely manage time is crucial. Here are 6 tips to teach your kids time management.
Great Summer Books to Take on Family Vacation
Let’s talk about great summer books you can take on vacation that would be fun for the whole family, as well as some books for mom, along with ideas on how to pack enough books to keep you all happy!
10 Weekly Photo Journal Ideas for Summer
Homeschooling is all about inspiring curiosity and creating precious moments as a family. Why not capture these moment with a weekly photo journal?
Homeschool | CTCMath | Elementary | Math | Middle School | Preschool - K
8 Ways to Make Math Problems Fun for Kids
Math doesn’t have to be boring, much less impossible! As homeschool parents, we have the freedom to find ways to make math problems enjoyable and help our kids build a strong foundation in math.
Random Acts of Kindness: Printables, Great Ideas, and Activities
Have you ever made the startling (and somewhat frightening) discovery that teaching your kids at home has much more to do with character than scholastics, and that inspiring them to do random acts of kindness is every bit as important as honing their skills in the three R’s? I like to think of myself as…
Geography Curriculum: Ultimate Homeschool List
A Homeschool Mom’s Guide to Teaching Geography As homeschool moms, we wear many hats, and one of them is that of a geography teacher. While it might not be the first subject that comes to mind when planning our curriculum, teaching this subject to our children is a crucial part of their education. Not only…
Homeschool | CTCMath | Math
5 Ways to Give Your Kids the Math Help They Need
Math can be a tough subject for many children, and I have yet to meet a child who says math is their favorite class—whether they homeschool or not. And if you’re a homeschool parent, you know that giving your kids the math help they need gets more challenging each year. But we know students need…
