National Engineers Week, especially for GIRLS!
Discover how you can bring science and engineering into your child's education, especially if they're a girl! Coming in February, there are many opportunities you can take advantage of, no matter where you are in the world. https://youtu.be/HSSGD6sLd6g Download the...
Overwhelmed or Frustrated with Homeschooling?
Uncertain if you're heading int he right direction with your child, or doing the right thing? A lot of homeschooling parents feel the same way. I am going to share with you the 3 things you can focus on that will give you a clear sense of direction, organization,...

Screen Free Activities for Homeschoolers
There is nothing as frustrating as seeing healthy children stuck indoors while watching something on a screen like a zombie. Most homeschool students need a bit of extra help to get them away from the screens of the smartphone, the tablets, the television or the video...
Homeschoolers! Astronomy Events for 2020
2020 is going to be a GREAT year for astronomy! There are a couple of near-new moon meteor showers (Lyrids on Apr 22, Leonids on Nov 17 and Geminids on Dec 14). Venus is going to take center stage with two elongations (March 28th and August 15th) and also swing by...

Tips to Help Free Up Space for Homeschool Teachers
Not everyone has the extra storage space to catch all the material that homeschooling a couple of kids in different grades can throw out of the homeschooling classroom. Here are some tips to make your classroom more spacious by eliminating unwanted junk from...
Homeschool Science Experiment: Spectrometers, Prisms, & Starlight Fuel
Discover the hidden fingerprint inside every shaft of light by using the periodic table, prisms, and learn how astronomers use starlight to tell which fuels are burning inside distant stars! If you found this helpful and you find yourself thinking, “Hey, you know,...

Decluttering The Homeschool Classroom
Over a period of time the homeschool classroom can become the dumping ground for a lot of material which is not in regular use. Regularly decluttering this mess can make a huge difference in the energy of the room. Here are some ideas to help the busy homeschool...
Homeschool Science Lesson in Density
Density and Specific Gravity are properties that geologists use to identify minerals. Density is a measure of how heavy something is for its size. You can find the density of this rock by weighing it on a scale in grams, and then dividing by it’s volume. Volume is...
Homeschoolers! Paperless Math tips you can actually use, including multiplication tables and long division…
Don't get stuck with frustrating your kids over long, boring math drills and worksheets! Have them REALLY understand what they're doing and learning about, and HOW to use it! Original FB Live: https://www.facebook.com/aurora.lipper/videos/10158287096568470/

Removing the Screens From Homeschool Teens
There is no denying the teenage fascination for screens. Be it the television, the laptop computer, the tablet, the video game console or the smartphone, the average teenager spends way more time in front of screens than in front of their family members. The excessive...