Maintaining Discipline in the Homeschool Classroom
When one says the term discipline, it is often associated with punishments. Yet that's not what it actually means. Having discipline is important to be productive, to learn and to
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Easing Sibling Tensions in the Homeschool Classroom
Sibling rivalry is a very common phenomena to deal with in the homeschool classroom. While a little competition is good, it needs to stay within limits to be productive. The
3 Methods to Simplify Homeschooling
Struggling with your homeschooling schedule is not new to homeschool teachers. The ideas that looked so good on paper, seldom translate equally well in to the real homeschool classroom. Yet,
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
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
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
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
How to Start a Sustainable, Impactful STEM Program
How to put more Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math into your current curriculum!
If your kids are bored, frustrated, or eye-rolling during their lessons, whether homeschool or in a classroom environment,
Tech Free Homeschool Days
There is no denying that technology has invaded our lives and homes to such a huge degree that living without it can seem downright scary to us. Yet as homeschool
Should you teach your child how to code?
You can’t help but notice fads when they sail in…things are going along smoothly, and then WHAM! You’re already not in the “IN” crowd because you’re not doing “THE NEW