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The Power of Enthusiasm in Your Homeschool
Sponsored post by Time4Learning.com Have you ever noticed how contagious enthusiasm can be? You’ve witnessed it before: Parents cheering their children on during sporting events, fans screaming…
Homeschool Insurance for Parents Made Simple
Guest post written by Grace Wigfield – NCG Insurance Agency Understand why homeschool groups need homeschool insurance coverage, what kind of coverage to get, and where to get it. Most homeschool…
Teaching Martial Arts for Homeschool PE
Guest Post by Coach Jody Token The martial arts will accomplish the health-based and skills-based goals of your physical education requirements in your homeschool. Physical education, aka…
What If My Kid Hates Writing Part 1
Part 1 of a 3-part series on handwriting. Guest post by HollyonHandwriting If a student is ever to enjoy the writing process, getting words on paper must be easy and automatic. If it is not,…
Incorporating STEM Into Your Homeschool
This post is sponsored by Time4Learning. Incorporating STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) skills in your homeschool is becoming more and more important. It’s especially vital…
To Be or Not to Be: Learning From Failure Part 3
Read Part 1 and Part 2 here. Choosing to homeschool is only for the brave, and I commend you for stepping into the battle on your child’s behalf despite what family, friends, or the culture…
Tips for Organizing Your Homeschool Classroom
Sponsored post from Time4Learning.com As the new homeschool year is underway, you want to ensure your homeschool classroom works for you and your children. After all, this is where most of…
Handwriting: An Indispensable Learning Tool
Guest Post by HollyonHandwriting What comes to mind when you hear “handwriting?” No doubt many of you think of cursive instruction or the meticulous script of historical documents. When…
Teaching Basic Computer Skills to Your Homeschooler
Education has changed a lot in the past decade. Digital skills are more important than ever before, and students that aren’t tech-savvy will be left behind by their digitally literate peers. As…
To Be or Not to Be – Learning From Failure Pt. 2
Guest Post by Gabriel Morse This is part 2 in a series on Learning from Failure. Read part 1 here. Now I know it can be considered poor form to discuss failure, especially in homeschooling…