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Welcome to our all-in-one resource for teaching your homeschooler a foreign language! I think all of us can agree that it really pays to be bilingual, however, foreign language study is surely…

For years, we’ve been doing science, taking walks, examining leaves, dissecting flowers, raising butterflies… all of it intensely fun. Yet now, those fun science lessons are morphing into…

Wondering what your high schooler needs for math? For the average homeschooling parent, teaching high school can be a bit intimidating. Mention homeschooling the high school maths like Algebra,…

Preschool is a wonderful age because these young children are just starting to learn school basics and are full of natural curiosity. They want to learn how to do things on their own, which is…

The study of high school history is one of those subjects that incite a "love-hate" relationship! There are those precious few who view the facts as treasures waiting to be picked up and memorized.…

Homeschooling from a Jewish Perspective Choosing to homeschool your children is largely a religious decision. While there are certainly numerous secular homeschooling families now that homeschooling…

When your student is ready to enter high school, it is important to begin to establish goals in order to create an academic and extracurricular activity plan that meets their future needs. If…

Every homeschool needs organization. The first step to making an organized plan and keeping things running smoothly in your homeschool is a calendar. We all know those come in different shapes…

Homeschooling from a Catholic Perspective Have you felt drawn to homeschooling? As a Catholic parent, you’ve likely already prayed about it and listened for divine guidance. Traditions and…

Acceptance into college has always been a major discussion for homeschooling high schoolers. With high-pressure stakes and traditional requirements such as test scores, homeschoolers may feel…