We Don’t Homeschool for Religious Reasons This post was originally published on the BookShark blog. Homeschooling has come a long way in the last fifteen years. It used to be that most homeschoolers were educating at home because of religious reasons and mostly kept their children hidden at home—concerned that too much exposure to […]
Learning styles or even learning preferences addressed in the right way can make or break your homeschool. Read on to find out more.
With one foot in childhood and the other entering adulthood, eighth grade is a pivotal time. Choosing a homeschool curriculum can be nerve-wracking when you realize that eighth grade can set your child up for success or hold him back. I found inspiration for my son’s curriculum choices in a very odd place—a 1912 eighth grade […]
Summer and homeschooling – there are so many options. As many options as there are families! Because of this, Homeschool.com has published our Summer Resources Awards list – handpicked gems from companies that understand the importance of continued summer learning opportunities and experiences.
6 Ways Online Learning Makes Study More Interesting for Children There’s no denying the fact that everyone approaches studies differently. Some kids dive into their books with enthusiasm while others avoid them. It all boils down to building interest in studying, rather than treating it as a chore or burden. Online learning has been making […]
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Not sure how to bring unit studies into your homeschool? Find solutions to use immersive learning through unit studies!
Help! My Child No Longer Wants to be Homeschooled - a guest article from Educents.com.
Fostering a child's passion is a full-time commitment is a guest blog post from eAchieve Academy.
Homeschool curriculum can be costly, but putting together a homeschool unit study can be budget-friendly and fun for everyone!