[vc_row][vc_column][vc_row_inner][vc_column_inner][vc_column_text]My youngest has graduated, but when I consider how many years I’ve homeschooled, I realize it’s been the majority of my life. As a career homeschool teacher with five kids, I homeschooled nearly 25 years. The career of a homeschool teacher is distinctly unique. From changing diapers and washing dishes to...
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Field trips offer not only fantastic educational experience, but also fun family memories. Here are five fun field trip ideas for learning and memorable family fun!...
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The internet can be crucial for a college student. Here are six useful places to go for help with assignments....
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Whether you’re new to online learning or you’ve been doing it for years, here are a few ways to get the most out of an online curriculum....
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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]When my oldest started high school, I knew I needed a new planner. This one would be different from any of my other planners because it would be as much about record-keeping as lesson planning. The result of my brainstorming was the High School 4 Year Plan, a resource designed...
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In addition to having benchmarks and being able to know what progress needs to be made each day when lesson plans aren't clear, planning is important because it provides accountability, or a confirmation that the work has been done. ...
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Planning is easy when your curriculum follows the lesson-a-day rule. But, what happens if it doesn't? How do you plan when daily work is less defined than one lesson each day? ...
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Each school year brings new challenges, interruptions, adjustments, and great fun. Taking just a few minutes each evening to prep for the day ahead can make a difference in your homeschooling journey....
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Since various forms of literature combine beautifully to form one continuous story of grace, it is critical that we learn to approach each portion of Scripture appropriately....
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This is where it’s tempting to just chuck the planner and call whatever happens to get done good enough. Truthfully, most of us do better with at least some kind of structure to work within. How do you achieve that though when you are so far off track?...
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