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Grading math tests can be one of the toughest parts of homeschooling … but you don’t have to do it all yourself! Here are some ideas on outsourcing those math tests and getting help when needed.
There are so many great ideas of how to use beach weather and water in a fun and educational unit study. Here are more than 20 ideas for your homeschool!
Activities and ideas for incorporating hands-on learning. Tips on becoming a hands-on homeschooler in math, science, history, art, and more.
Discover the amazing science of chromatography and conduct a leaf chromatography experiment with your homeschoolers following these helpful step-by-step instructions.
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.
My Hair Can, written by Matt Forte and illustrated by Sophia Green, is a colorful and engaging book that shares a powerful message with children: that we are diverse and unique, and every part of us is carefully made by a loving Creator, including our hair.
Struggling with the idea of teaching your kids homeschool high school math? You don’t have to! But that doesn’t mean they don’t need to learn it. Here are some resources that might help!
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!
During the late summer months, there is so much talk of the coming school year. For homeschooling families, though, a better term might be a not back to school year. It might look something like this.
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.
Lightbox Learning is a hands-on, engaging digital resource that fits a Montessori homeschool approach! This review offers an in-depth look at how it can enhance your homeschool experience.
How we see things is so important! For example, one might be looking at the world through rose colored glasses. In Dorthy’s case she had to wear green spectacles so the brilliance of the emerald city wouldn’t blind her, or at least that’s what she believed until she found out Oz was a great humbug!…
