4 Top Reasons NOT to Homeschool Summer
While there are definite benefits to homeschooling year-round, in this post, we’re going to focus on reasons NOT to continue homeschool summertimes.
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While there are definite benefits to homeschooling year-round, in this post, we’re going to focus on reasons NOT to continue homeschool summertimes.
Are you a boy mom? Raising and homeschooling boys in the culture of today is a challenge. In this podcast, I talk with Durenda Wilson, author of Raising Boys to Men about these challenges and how we can overcome them! Durenda is one of my favorite authors. She was on our team here at Hip…
This rubber egg science experiment is not only fun, but it is an easy experiment to do with items already in your home.
If you’re looking for ways to cut back on spending so you’ll have a little more for the things you really want to have or do, here are 9 ways to save money in the bathroom.
Homeschooling expenses can add up. Here are three ways to save money by reusing items in your homeschool this year.
Here are some ways to take your homeschool outside, adapt your homeschool schedule to allow for outside time, and plan your schoolwork based on outdoor time.
Here are some ideas for a homeschool Bird Nature Study to combine a little learning with a lot of fun!
Say goodbye to a one-size-fits-all education, and unlock your child’s full learning potential. In this podcast, I had the luxury of interviewing one of my favorite authors, Cynthia Tobias. She wrote the bestselling books The Way They Learn and You Can’t Make Me, two of my favorite parenting and education books (plus a dozen or…
Episode 29: There is a tale over 4,000 years old, preserved in ancient writings from every major culture around the world. Many thought it was only a myth, but recent discoveries confirm what the Bible has said all along: Noah’s Flood actually happened, and more recently than you might think! Ancient history, volcanism, the fossil…
No matter your heritage or religious beliefs, you, too, can be Irish for a day in March! There are many fun St. Patrick’s Day crafts and activities to help celebrate this day with your kids–from the fun and whimsical leprechaun with his pot of gold to a four-leaf clover that is supposed to bring good…
Dr. Seuss is one the most beloved names in all literature, for adults and children alike! We love him for his fun rhymes, whimsical creatures, and the way that his stories share big ideas in simple ways. For all of these reasons (and so many more), we continue to celebrate this special author on the…
Learning geography through play is one way to inspire curiosity and help your kids not only learn this vital subject but also enjoy it and remember the things they are learning. While many of us homeschooling parents like to dot our “i’s” and cross our “t’s”, it seems like our children want education to be…