Homeschooling with hope for your children's future.
Honestly I can’t draw a stick figure, but my daughter can draw crazy good and I’m seriously jealous. What a talent to have, right? When it came time to teach Art in our homeschool I kind of shuddered. How am I going to do this? I need someone to teach
Are your children interested in learning all about the Human Body but you are teaching multiple grades and ages in science? Today I will share my tips and tricks of how I teach multiple students and grades while keeping my sanity while using these wonderful resources from Dover Publications! There is
Foreign language is almost a necessary tool we need in our world today, but teaching it can be tricky, especially if it is not your first language. Middlebury Interactive Languages takes the guess work out of teaching foreign language to our children, they have a program that is phenomenal at teaching this. I
Online educational games are always a fun way to learn, and if you can teach social studies, math, and language arts at the same time it’s even better. I was given an online membership to Mayan Mysteries (Online Game) by Dig-It! Games. I can truly say that this is a favorite game of
Phonics and reading are an essential part of a child’s education. I have always used Horizons curriculum from Alpha Omega Publications for our phonics and reading while homeschooling, so when I was asked to review Horizons 1st Grade Phonics & Reading Set I gladly accepted. I have found this curriculum
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Are you homeschooling a student that is taking Pre-Algebra? If so do not fret, there is a curriculum that will take any anxiety out of teaching Pre-Algebra. If you, like me have thought “what if I can’t answer a problem my child may have, what if I am not confident?”.
I was asked to review Project Passport World History Study: Renaissance & Reformation from Home School in the Woods and I am so glad I received this opportunity. To be honest I have looked at this History curriculum in the past and really wanted to use it in our homeschool studies, but I felt
