Summer Resource Guide
Looking for fun summer activities for your homeschool? Want to keep learning but keep it fun? Here's your solution!
Looking for fun summer activities for your homeschool? Want to keep learning but keep it fun? Here's your solution!
Summer Learning means Summer Fun Includes # 22 and #72 from Homeschool.com’s 101 Things To Do This Summer list! Summer is glorious time for exploring, enjoying the outdoors and creative learning. It should not be a time when reading, writing and math skills slide backwards. Yet many of these skills are lost over summer, […]
5 Educational Benefits of Minecraft is a guest blog post written by James Knutila.
Super Teacher Worksheets has a growing presence in the education community for its vast collection of quality educational printables and activities. If you're looking to spice up your homeschool curriculum with new printable resources, then discover the wonderful ingredients Super Teacher Worksheets has to offer.
5 Reasons Your Homeschool Kids Should Take Standardized Tests Early is a Guest Blog Post Written by Ryan Hickey.
How to Combine Career with Homeschooling and Stay the Best Parent in the World - This is a guest blog post written by Kimberly Austin.
6 Supplemental Income Ideas for Homeschool Parents To the family that chooses to live on a single salary in order to homeschool, a supplemental income that can be earned from home may sound too good to be true, but it doesn’t have to be. By tapping into your God-given talents, you can develop an […]
When we ask our Calvert Families about their favorite aspects of homeschooling, one item that is always at the top of the list is FLEXIBILITY. This is especially true for parents who have experienced the world of public or private schooling. While the flexibility of homeschooling can be an adjustment for some, most homeschooling […]
Why Colleges are Recruiting Homeschoolers As their numbers continue to surge, homeschool students are catching the eyes of college admissions advisors and recruiters, who are viewing today’s college-bound homeschoolers with growing attention and new found respect. Bright homeschoolers are in demand on campuses across the nation where colleges and universities have finally realized that these […]
By developing and using weekly thematic units, you can add fascinating topics to required subjects–thus making your homeschool classroom much more interesting and fun–for you and your students. For example, you might determine that your weekly theme is going to be rainbows. Your math manipulatives could be arranged in rainbow order. The books you read […]