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For many people, scheduling can be a safety net. Sure, it’s a way to create guidelines for your day and to ensure that there is a goal for accomplishment. Yet, sometimes we inadvertently create…

Is there a subject or topic your children are interested in and you would like to include in your homeschool plans? An easy way to do that is with a unit study. While there are many different…

The holidays are swiftly approaching, and though there is much cause for excitement and celebration around this time of year, juggling all the holiday things and homeschooling can be a bit much.…

This year's holiday gift guide for homeschoolers is here! We've partnered with several great companies to bring some amazing deals on Christmas gifts you'll love. Take a minute to look through…

One of the first big choices you make as a new homeschooler is to decide how you will homeschool. Secular homeschooling and faith-based homeschooling are the two main groups of thought with which…

One keystone of homeschooling is reading. Many parents feel that reading is the most important subject to teach because it opens the door to learning anything else. Once your child is past learning…

At some point, the honeymoon phase of a new lifestyle choice inevitably ends. The excitement wears off, the fun becomes routine, and the adventure settles into a new kind of normal. Often we…

Fortunately, the answer is actually very simple. Use math every day. 4. How to Avoid “Math Slide” Just like reading, math can be a fun and natural part of a relaxed summertime…

Kids in the 21st century are living busy, highly programmed lives. Well-intentioned efforts to avoid summer slide should always retain space for a child to exercise this task-negative mode…

Summer learning is a fabulous way to connect with your kids and to engage with the sort of activities and interests that most energize and excite them. Summer learning is a time to stretch…