The Path to Graduation
Jana Jennings2022-01-18T12:51:18-06:00The end of the school year means homeschool graduation for some families. Consider these three tips for a successful end to this educational season.
Special Needs Resources: How-to Guide for Homeschooling
Jana Jennings2022-05-30T11:51:53-05:00Homeschooling any student comes with its own set of challenges, and special needs students are no exception. However, homeschooling can benefit a special needs student like nothing else can.
Talented to Tone Deaf: Anyone Can Teach Music Appreciation
Jana Jennings2022-01-18T12:51:19-06:00Regardless of musical talent or background, any homeschool parent can incorporate music appreciation into home education.
3 Homeschool Music Exercises Inspired by “The Sound of Music”
Jana Jennings2022-01-18T12:51:19-06:00Homeschool music lessons can be found in "The Sound of Music" musical with Julie Andrews. Read these three tips for building home school music exercises.
Integrating STEM into the Homeschool Classroom (Even if Mom and Dad Are Low-Tech)
Jana Jennings2022-01-18T12:51:19-06:00The future of homeschooling centers on STEM education. Find out how to build your program around the latest education resources.
Unraveling Reading: The Importance of Play in Teaching Reading and Writing Skills
Jana Jennings2022-01-18T12:51:20-06:00Learning through play and other dynamic activities develop reading and writing skills and will make all the difference for a student’s academic skills.
Rise of the Drones: 10 Ways to Use Drones in Homeschooling
Jana Jennings2022-01-18T12:51:20-06:00Homeschooling parents can take advantage of educational opportunities involving drones and find unique ways to introduce science, math, creativity and more.
Teaching Good Citizenship in Your Homeschool (A Requirement Under Texas Law)
Jana Jennings2022-01-18T12:57:21-06:00Teaching good citizenship to your homeschool student is more than educating them on political process and American traditions. To foster an enduring sense of ownership over country, state and community, it’s important to develop character qualities and the mindset of a good citizen.
Teach Foreign Languages at Home with Surprisingly Simple Methods (Spanish, French, German, Swahili and More!)
Jana Jennings2022-01-18T12:51:21-06:00College prep includes two years of foreign language, but how can a homeschooling mom who only speaks English teach a foreign language? Spanish curriculums, teaching tips and more fun with foreign languages for your homeschool.
Free Resources for Homeschooling in Science, Health and More (all US-Government Approved)
Jana Jennings2022-01-18T12:51:22-06:00New to Homeschooling? Get free tips and lesson plans at CoronavirusHomeschooling.com By: Christina Belbas Did You Know: There are hundreds of free government resources that homeschoolers can take advantage for lesson plans, activities and more? [...]