If you are homeschooling a middle schooler and you hit a roadblock, take a look at his or her thought processes. It is possible that allowing your child a few months of cognitive development before tackling a subject could save you both a lot of headaches!...
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By teaching math according to these learning styles, you can increase the chances of success in math for your student. ...
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The question is, does starting early make us better readers? This is a difficult issue to study....
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While God has given our children into our care, they are not actually our responsibility. They are His. And His love for them is so much greater than ours....
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There seem to be two basic schools of thought when it comes to setting early academic goals: lofty, rigid goals on one side, and almost none at all on the other. ...
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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]It’s a common question asked by new - and even veteran - homeschoolers. How do you manage homeschooling with littles in the mix? While it isn’t always easy, it IS possible to do so. It just takes some planning and ingenuity. Here are some ideas for homeschooling when you have...
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Music touches our emotions in a way that nothing else does. Songs have been used for generations to influence feelings and encourage support for various causes....
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How can you keep up with schoolwork while still enjoying the beautiful weather while it lasts? Keep reading for ideas for incorporating fresh air into your schoolwork!...
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Learning is not confined to thirteen or so years of school or even a college degree. Learning is a lifelong process, one that we should demonstrate before our children as we keep learning ourselves....
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There are many wonderful, fun, and exciting experiments that you can do at home using materials you already have or can easily obtain for free or low cost. Here are just a few to get you started....
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