Does Homeschooling Affect Social Skills?
Home Educator Webmaster2023-05-18T16:33:47-05:00Research shows that homeschooled children have better results than their public school peers when tested on different aspects of their social skills.
Press Play on the Classics!
Home Educator Webmaster2023-05-16T14:31:19-05:00By Lana Hazlett Learning to love classical music at an early age is a priceless gift. Let's say you are given a gift, but you don't bother to open it. How would you ever [...]
How to Easily Teach Kids Essential Tech Skills
Jessica Lovett2023-05-04T13:44:46-05:00Kids can easily learn many tech skills in a growing number of fields that they might need to learn for future readiness.
Why Should Homeschoolers Study Robotics?
Vinod Agrawal2023-03-31T16:34:36-05:00Robots are the future! Here’s why robotics for kids is so important and why your kids should get aboard the train, get involved, and learn about robotics.
Food for the Mind: The Classical Education
Angela McCain2023-01-17T13:34:20-06:00If they’re not reading books in the backseat of the car, my children are enjoying the view outside the window, relating memories, making observations, asking questions, and losing themselves in daydreams. One fall afternoon, [...]
How to Talk to Your Homeschooler About CRT
Home Educator Webmaster2023-05-18T15:57:10-05:00Talk About CRT: How to equip your homeschoolers not only with how to deal with arguments logically but also how to deal with them Biblically.
Develop Creativity and STEM Skills By Teaching Coding
Home Educator Webmaster2022-08-18T10:42:07-05:00These days, the internet and the computer technology behind it is involved in nearly everything we do. From remote work to online learning, the internet makes it all possible. Students today already tend to [...]
Back to School Traditions
Heather Young2022-08-03T13:27:24-05:00Having a few homeschool back-to-school traditions can make homeschooling feel special, helps build relationships, memories.
Making History Come Alive – Part 4
Heather Young2022-07-11T10:19:18-05:00In this final section of the Ideas for Making Social Studies and History Come Alive blog series, I wanted to take the time to add a few modifications and accommodation options to the activities our family has used to bring the whole history experience full circle for everyone.
“Escaping the High School Lunchroom” Part 2
Rich Bordner2022-07-11T10:21:04-05:00These issues - what social shaming looks like and how to respond to it--should be a part of our discipleship of our kids.