A timeline is a visual representation that shows information in sequence order. Creating a timeline helps your children keep track of the order of historical events, as well as what events were occurring throughout the world at the same time....
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With a bit of investment and acknowledgment of the challenges at hand, the tween years can be a stage that heightens a love of learning that exceeds even the excitement of the early learning years....
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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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Natural science can, in turn, be broken down into numerous branches, all of which tend to interrelate and interconnect in mind-boggling fashion! Fortunately, it doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out what branches are important for homeschoolers....
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Up until now, learning has been easygoing and natural, mostly based in play. But “real school” is on the horizon. You want to make sure that she is on track, learning everything she needs to know. But you don’t want to dampen the enthusiasm when she learns something new or...
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With the opportunities for technology use in the fine arts, your student has options that can take her further than anyone has gone before. Who knows, the next great technological revolution in the arts might just come from her!...
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As we walk through the high school years with them, we have the opportunity to help them cement all of those aspects of growth. And now, more than ever, the growth is about so much more than building an academic transcript or creating the perfect portfolio....
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While the Bible is not meant to be a science textbook (it is much more important than that!), when it speaks about the natural world, it is the most reliable authority, since it was written by the One who authored nature....
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Just yesterday she was learning her alphabet and doing addition problems in pigtails, lisping a bit through the lost front teeth. Somehow, though, graduation is now on the horizon, and you are getting ready to launch her into adulthood....
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It can seem overwhelming at times to have to keep it straight on your own, but don’t forget the wealth of opportunities your student has access to just by being homeschooled!...
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