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Post Sponsored by Bridgeway Academy Studies show many different ways that our brain processes and retains information. These methods are often referred to as learning styles. The three main…
The Write Way to Beat Summer Slide
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…
Sponsored by Time4Learning.com With summer around the corner, there can be ample time on your child’s plate. While free time around the house can be fun for your child, keeping them learning…
Raising Financially-Educated Children
Post Sponsored by InflationEducation.net As parents of little ones, if our job is to prepare them for the world that awaits, shouldn’t that include the money system? Not just the basics…
From the Honeypot to the Garden Pot
Faith-based Resource I don’t know about you, but I love springtime. I do like summer and fall - maybe not winter so much unless it's sitting by a warm wood fire, but as I get older I increasingly…
How to Know if Your Preschooler is Ready to Read?
Do you have a preschooler and wonder if your little one is ready to start reading? Looking for signs of reading readiness during the preschool years is a common hobby with homeschool moms. But,…
Early Literacy in Your Homeschool
Expert Interview on Phonological Awareness, Phonemic Awareness, and Phonics Dr. Jaumeiko Coleman, Vice President of Early Literacy Impact at EVERFI, sat down with Marketing Specialist, Lilla…
Sure-Fire Ways for Kids to Learn to Code
When it comes to preparing our kids for life as adults, I don’t think any of us can deny that technology plays a key role. In an age where computers and the internet are a large part of daily…
Adding Tutoring in Your Homeschool
Sponsored by Outschool More and more families are turning to online tutoring to receive personalized support for their children. If you’ve been thinking about incorporating online tutoring…
Model United Nations for Homeschoolers
Is your student interested in current affairs, government, or politics? Then you’re probably wondering how to encourage that interest and challenge them with courses and experiences that will…