8 Ways to Homeschool Without Curriculum
Is it even possible to homeschool without a curriculum? Yes, it is. Many parents choose this style of homeschooling. There is not a single way to do it. Like many things related to homeschooling, the way you choose depends on your child’s learning style and needs. Keep reading to learn what it means to homeschool without a curriculum and all about 8 of the most popular homeschooling...Read More
How to Switch From Homeschool to Public School: 10 Tips
Can my children switch from homeschool to public school? If you’re wondering if it’s possible, whether you’re planning to switch or starting to homeschool but want to have plan B, the answer is yes, yes, they can. Although many families never go back after trying to homeschool, others want or feel the need to return to school. There might be different reasons. Maybe you’re...Read More
16 Helpful Insights from Seasoned Homeschoolers
Beginning to homeschool can feel overwhelming. How do you choose the curriculum? How do you fit everything in? Can you really educate your kids well?! You are not alone with these questions, and you can glean the wisdom from those who have come before you and have their experience to share. Here are 16 ideas from seasoned homeschoolers that can help your homeschool thrive. Who Is...Read More
10 Creative Ways to Teach Gardening in Your Homeschool
You probably have your homeschool curriculum chosen for this year. You surely know what core subjects you want to teach, when, and how. You even have your morning homeschool basket ready for the first month. Still, do you feel like something is missing? Something creative, practical, and good for the planet? What about a homeschool garden? You might have learned to appreciate contact...Read More
How To Teach Handwriting in Homeschool
Are you eager to teach handwriting to your child? I often hear parents of elementary school students complaining and worried about their kids’ handwriting skills. They feel their children read well, but their handwriting still looks like a bunch of doodles. Surprisingly, teaching how to read is easier than teaching kids how to use a pen, a paper, and write. Handwriting is often a...Read More
The Ultimate Guide To Your Homeschool Drivers Education
So, homeschool drivers ed is on your mind. Do you remember your first car? Can you recall your first road trip? Or the first time you could hang out with friends in your vehicle without your parents watching over? I’m sure your mind is full of memories of the “good all days” when you were a teen learning to drive. Driving is one of the essential experiences in youth. It gives teens...Read More
Top 8 Coding Curriculum Options for Homeschoolers To Learn Programming
Is it time to choose a coding curriculum and you’re looking for the best options? These days, many STEM curricula are including coding education into their programs. But, what is coding? And how do you choose the best coding curriculum for your child? Keep reading to learn what coding is, why it’s so useful, and all about 8 of the best coding curriculum options for elementary,...Read More
Effective Homeschool Morning Routines To Set the Tone for the Day
Sometimes there’s simply not enough coffee in the world to make you survive the morning and get your kids ready to start their homeschool schedule. Still, most humans are more productive in the mornings than in the evenings. The key is knowing how to start the day. For example, the Wall Street Journal states that we should start our days at 4 a.m. and that early mornings are the secret...Read More
What is the Homeschool Morning Basket? (And How To Use It)
A homeschool Morning Basket could be your child’s favorite time of the day. Can you believe it? Even if you are new to homeschooling or have been successfully doing it for years, adding a Homeschool Morning basket to your daily routine can be a game-changer. Keep reading to learn all about this great activity and find out about some ready-to-go ideas. Who Is Homeschool Spanish...Read More