Homeschool Language Arts
Reading Comprehension: A New Solution to an Old Problem
Post written and sponsored by Marion Blank, Ph.D. It’s been known for millennia that children love stories. As human beings, our brains are wired to receive information in this form. Stories…
Build Reading and Writing Confidence
Guest post by Lincoln Learning Solutions As a homeschool parent, instilling a love for reading in your child is incredibly important. Strong literacy skills are the first step to building…
Comprehension: A New Solution to an Old Problem
It’s been known for millennia that children love stories. As human beings, our brains are wired to receive information in this form. Stories help the reader form the emotional connection…
Give the Gift of Holiday Writing Fun!
Winter break is here! Can you keep your writing skills sharp while still having fun? Of course! Writing can even become something your children look forward to when you use engaging, creative…
Inspiring Your Writer Through the Holidays
When the holidays start approaching, do your children start getting antsy? If all they want to talk about is the holidays, vacation time, candy treats, and snow, then this is the perfect time…
Best Book Series for Kids
Do you have a child who loves to read? How about one who deigns to read? I am a firm believer that those who don't enjoy reading simply haven't found the right books, so we're here to help! As…
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,…
How to Teach A Toddler to Read
Are you wondering how to teach a toddler to read? Start by reading to your child every day. Teach them that books have meaning, are important, and most of all - fun! Encourage them to guess what…
Writing Book Reports: Elephants and Blind Beggars
Guest Post by Gabriel Morse “Ugh, why do I have to write about these people?” “Who cares about book reports, anyways?” I have to admit I used to employ these stalling tactics…
Create Your Own Literature-Based Unit Study
Has your homeschool motivation dropped to zero? Do something - even if you’re just reading and doing unit studies. Unit studies are often so much fun, your students may actually enjoy learning…