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Lobbying and Homeschool Rights
Politics is always a touchy subject. The political spectrum is vast and very few of us would land in the same spot. Because of this, some choose to bury their heads in the sand and ignore politics…
Homeschooling Goals for a Mid-Year Transition
The semester is wrapping up and things are ending! The seasons are changing and so are you—and your children. Winter is a fantastic season full of opportunities for fun, wonder, learning,…
Public School to Homeschool Mid-Year Guide
You may have recently decided that your child would benefit from homeschooling. Many parents make this choice for starting homeschool mid year, often during the winter break. It’s certainly…
Our Convention Schedule – 2019
It’s homeschool convention time and we couldn’t be more excited about it! Last year, we gave you a heads up about where we were going and what we were doing. Your response was incredible,…
Ways to Guard Your Child Against Cyberbullying
Cyberbullying is on the rise! In part one of our series on cyberbullying, we discussed exactly what cyberbullying is and how to identify it. While that information is surely helpful, you also…
Why Visit the Back to Homeschool Virtual Conference
Looking for a virtual conference to find answers to your questions about homeschooling? Our virtual conference is great for getting started homeschooling, finding inspiration after you've started…
Flexibility is the Key During Summer Months
Guest post by Time4Learning.com With summer approaching, you may be thinking about the plans you’ve made to spend time with your children. Are you traveling? Planning on sleeping in more…
4 Sizzling Summer Deals for Online Learning
4 Sizzling Summer Deals for Online Learning It’s time to finalize summer plans! Thinking of taking a trip or two? Signing the kids up for swim lessons? Hoping for some relaxed moments around…
Your Child Learned to Read. Now What?
Guest post sponsored by Time4Learning There are certain milestones when it comes to your child’s academic achievements, but few surpass the triumph of when your child first learns to read.…
4 Things Elementary Writers Need to Master Before Middle School
Guest post sponsored by Time4Writing.com You know that feeling where you turn around twice, and your infant is suddenly walking and talking? Then you turn around again a couple times, and…