When to Call It Quits on an Elective
Jessica Lovett2022-04-05T20:06:26-05:00Several telltale signs can help you decide whether or not to stop an elective and find something different that might better suit your child.
Several telltale signs can help you decide whether or not to stop an elective and find something different that might better suit your child.
Want to include good citizenship in your homeschool? Teaching children about voting is both impactful and very simple when you start young.
Flash cards tap into one of the best ways humans learn. Flexible, multi-sensory and free… Here’s why you should be using flashcards in your homeschool.
From unit studies to educational books and activities, weave advent into academics with Christmas homeschool lessons.
Learning survival skills is a great way to take your homeschool outdoors and add an element of excitement to skills that are truly practical, like knot tying. And who knows, but someday they might even save a life!
Okay … let’s take a couple of steps back; this doesn’t need to get ugly; both homeschooling and public school have their pros and cons. One of the great things about America is the freedom to choose from a variety of educational choices.
Regardless of musical talent or background, any homeschool parent can incorporate music appreciation into home education.
Homeschool music lessons can be found in "The Sound of Music" musical with Julie Andrews. Read these three tips for building home school music exercises.
By Donna Schillinger High on the list of benefits of homeschooling is that you can do it anywhere, even as you travel—especially as you travel. Lessons learned during roadschooling are sure to be among [...]
By Noel Plaugher So you can’t pull together 22 kids for a football team, that doesn’t mean your students can’t enjoy a rich sports experience in elementary, middle, junior and high school. Many of [...]