I don’t know about you, but I love coming across books that were written by homeschoolers – especially the ones that give insight into or advice that makes it easier for others who are on that path. I also just genuinely love getting sneak peeks into the lives of homeschoolers. Check out this list of […]
Homeschool Music Options for High School
Music has never been a priority in our homeschool. It was one of those subjects that we would get to if we had time. My family enjoys music, but we are not ‘musical’ people. However, I do want my children to gain some kind of musical knowledge as they grow up – whether it be […]
A Comprehensive Language Arts Option for Homeschoolers
It’s no secret that I am a big fan of Apologia curriculum and resources. So when they came out with new language arts resources, I was itching to check them out. Writers in Residence by Debra Bell is one of the newer products in Apologia’s language arts line up. For the purpose of this post […]
Components of Blood Activity for Kids
My kids and I are learning all about the human body in our homeschool. We are studying many of the body systems as well as learning about the five senses, health & nutrition, and cells. Since the kids are young (preschool – early elementary age) this is a time for exposure and exploration more than […]
LET’S-READ-AND-FIND-OUT SCIENCE® BOOK SERIES ACTIVITIES
Young children love to explore. They love to learn about the world around them. We can encourage this learning with great books and fun activities. The LET’S-READ-AND-FIND-OUT SCIENCE® series of books are a great place to start to cultivate a child’s desire to learn and explore. The LET’S-READ-AND-FIND-OUT SCIENCE® series offers books on a wide […]
Supplemental Income Option for Homeschool Moms
Homeschooling provides a framework for a wonderful life for a growing number of families in the United States. Some people consider it a privilege. While it is true that there are families not able to homeschool due to financial constraints, it is also true that most families choosing to homeschool make significant sacrifices to fulfill […]
Hurricane Relief for Homeschoolers
The United States and other parts of the world have been ravished by hurricanes and other natural disasters this year, and it doesn’t look like it’s ending any time soon. People have been tragically affected from all walks of life and backgrounds, including many of our fellow homeschoolers. Many homeschool companies and publishers have […]
Large Family Homeschool Curriculum Picks 2017-2018
It’s time for my annual post about what curriculum we will be using in our homeschool for the upcoming year. We are year-round homeschoolers and are actually still working through our current year, but I do like to have an official start to our ‘new’ year each year. This year it is a little later […]
How We Are Studying American History in Our Homeschool
I’m switching up what we are using for elementary American history in our homeschool this year and I’m pretty excited about it. We’ve used a few different history curriculums over the past decade. As the seasons of our lives have changed (babies, moving, etc.), so has what we require and like in a history curriculum. So […]
The Benefits of Joining a Homeschool Co-op
If you’re thinking about joining a homeschool co-op, there are lots of wonderful reasons to do so. This is especially true if you’re brand-new to homeschooling. Here are a few reasons why joining a homeschool co-op could be beneficial to your family. Accountability Homeschooling your child or children is a lot of work. Sometimes, it’s easy […]
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