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Epic Holiday Gift Guide Compilation!
The Holiday Gift Guide has published! Could you use some fresh inspiration for gifts this holiday season? I know I could. After another year of homeschooling down, I am ready to melt into…
The Best Way to Build Vocabulary in Your Homeschool
This is a guest blog post from Sonlight. The average active vocabulary of an adult English speaker is ten to twenty thousand words, with a passive vocabulary (the words you recognize, but…
Mentor Moments – How to Avoid Homeschool Burn Out
Rebecca Kochenderfer - How to Avoid Homeschool Burn Out Homeschool burnout is a REAL thing. As a veteran homeschooling mom, Rebecca Kochenderfer knows all too well what that…
Internet Safety Series: Are you using a VPN?
The info below is from NordVPN - a VPN service provider. We're posting it because it's good info. Internet Safety for Kids is Important! Children’s’ lack of basic knowledge about online…
Best Series for Starting Chapter Books
Few mental images can create a feeling of warmth and love as much as a parent reading to his or her child before bedtime. As your children grow, both you and your children can easily make the…
Community College Info
The personal-finance website WalletHub has released its report on 2017’s Best & Worst Community Colleges, coupled with its state-by-state ranking of the Best & Worst Community-College…
When Your Homeschoolers Each Learn Differently
This post is by Kerry, a homeschooling mother of two, and is from our contributing sponsor, Time4Learning. Help! My homeschoolers each learn so differently! What are the chances that when homeschooling…
Build-A-Project, Just for Homeschoolers
Build-A-Project creates customized projects for homeschool students. After a consultation with the family about what kind of project, subject, or topic they would like their child to…
Autumn FUN – Outside Games and MORE
LEAF, PUMPKIN, CANDY CORN & GOURD GAMES Here is a link to a variety of good, old-fashioned autumn games - many are outside activities. After all, there's nothing better than…
When a Student Asks, “Do You Like What I’ve Done?”
At the end of an art lesson, it’s important that students get a chance to reflect on their work. Sometimes this time for reflection is built into the art lesson, and sometimes teacher/parent…