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When teaching a child with dyslexia to read, there are a few things to keep in mind, a specific dyslexia homeschool curriculum,  as well as some techniques to facilitate learning. First,…

I must confess: I have mixed feelings on most first days. I am super psyched but also incredibly nervous. I make sure my kids are prepared for the upcoming year by keeping them learning throughout…

Sponsored post by Bridgeway Academy More and more families across the globe turn to homeschooling as an alternative to traditional brick-and-mortar education. And that makes the topic of socialization…

This post is sponsored by Time4Learning.com Imagine you are a third-grader, living your whole life in a high-rise apartment building in New York City.  For school, you are asked to read Charlotte’s…

Post Sponsored by Holston Academy As a homeschooling parent, you’ve likely found courses and curriculum that you and your student are comfortable with. And that’s great! If they don’t…

When I started writing this, I was thinking about the reasons to keep “studying” during the summer. But after a while, I didn’t like the word “study.” It made me visualize a child sitting…

As the “regular” school year ends, you may be ready to focus on taking some much-needed time off. While you’re thinking of ways to kick back and relax this summer, remember that to prevent…

Post Sponsored by Holston Academy Homeschooling has grown rapidly in recent years, and homeschooled students’ ambitions have kept pace, sometimes leaving parent-educators struggling to match…

Faith-Based Guest Article by Homeschool Dad, Gabriel Morse It is no secret that life is a battle. Every day, and sometimes hour to hour, we are faced with a series of new and continuing problems…

Post Sponsored by Colorbliss When a homeschool day starts to fall apart, it’s rarely because you didn’t plan enough. It’s usually because something shifted. Maybe energy dipped, emotions…