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This post is written by a guest contributor. Homeschooling comes with a special kind of freedom and a special kind of pressure. You can move at your child’s pace, choose approaches that…

This post is written by a guest contributor. November is the time of year when we start thinking about what we are grateful for, but we should have a heart of gratitude all year long. How…

Part 3 of a three-part series on handwriting Guest post by HollyonHandwriting How often I hear (and have said myself), “I want my kids to love learning!” But what’s a parent (teacher)…

“For today’s journal entry,” the homeschool parent starts, “I want you to describe our nature walk. Write about the plants we’ve been studying and draw a picture of an animal we saw.” We…

If a student is ever to enjoy the writing process, getting words on paper must be easy and automatic. If it is not, their working memory that would otherwise be used to formulate ideas and order…

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,…

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…

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…