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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Available in monthly and yearly formats, Monarch subscription plans provide families with a one-of-a-kind homeschool experience at a practical price....
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Since math is the language in which God has written His creation, it only makes sense that a student’s science studies should track with his or her math studies. If you keep this in mind as you develop your child’s long-term homeschooling plan, you will ensure that he or she...
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Every time we seem to get a routine flowing, something jumps in and throws it off. So, how do we find a rhythm that allows us to stay diligent and steadily moving ahead, even when routine is hard to grasp?...
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Fun was always a major part of my teaching day. I knew that if my students and I were happy, I would be motivated to teach well, and they would be motivated to learn....
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Getting everyone back to their old, happy self isn’t as hard you think. Changing your routine and adding some fun to your homeschool day will work wonders for everyone’s (including your own) outlook and attitude. ...
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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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There are distinct advantages to attending a liberal arts university. Being saturated in the arts, culture, philosophy and science prepares you for more than a career—it prepares you for life....
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In a way, independent learning occurs naturally among homeschoolers because one child learns how to teach herself while Mom works with another child. Or our bend toward encouraging our children to explore their own interests nudges them toward independent exploration and experimentation. At some point, though, our children’s growth toward...
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