Middle & High School
2019 Back to Homeschool Curriculum Awards
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Newsletter 31: Computer Science in your Homeschool
Computer science is an ever-growing employment field and one that we would do well to help our children learn. However, as with anything positive there is always a negative. Keeping our children…
5 Ways Coding Encourages Logical Thinking
Has your kiddo always been interested in computers? Do they enjoy tinkering with their devices or seem to fix technology issues before you even understand the problem? Bless this generation;…
Internet Safety in Our Homeschool
As parents, an ever-present concern is keeping children safe and sound. Without exception, one of a parent’s biggest fears is the possibility of their child getting hurt. When a mother…
The Importance of Foreign Language Learning Communication is what brings us together as humans. Understanding and communicating with each other creates the opportunity for connection and community.…
Getting the Most Out of Your Summer Learning
Summer learning loss is a real problem, and it’s one that is becoming more well-known each year. Though students work diligently throughout the year to enjoy two summer months off, those…
Connecting Math with Literature in our Homeschool
For years the American view of mathematics has been that it is a subject for the select few. Many teachers had low expectations for their classes with a preconceived idea that most of the class…
8 Fun Ways to Teach Math
Teaching math can leave most of us feeling drained and depressed - - if we even get that far! As homeschooling parents, how are we supposed to teach math if it gives us anxiety just thinking…
Should Your Homeschooler Do End of Year Testing?
Annual testing is mandatory in public and private schools, but it isn’t required (in most states) for homeschoolers. Since it’s optional for most, you may be wondering about the…