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
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Homeschool Science Curriculum Resources
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
Puzzles for Homeschool Students
Playing while you learn is always much more effective than simply memorizing by rote. One way to introduce the fun element of play into a homeschool classroom would be to
Does Your Homeschool Classroom Need a Pre-school Curriculum?
The idea of a formal curriculum for pre-school may seem outlandish for a homeschool teacher. After all how difficult can it be to get your baby ready for schooling? Yet,
Language Option ASL for Homeschool Students
When the homeschool teacher thinks of adding a language to the curriculum of the homeschool students, it usually turns out to be French, Spanish, German, or some other foreign language.
Homeschool With Both Parents Working
Can You Work a Full Time Job and Still Homeschool?
If you are not willing to forego the second salary, and still plan on homeschooling your children, you need to be
Reasons to Not Homeschool Your Child
Homeschooling is a choice made by the parents, however not everyone may be as comfortable with the concept. Also there may be actual valid reasons why you should not homeschool
How to Handle a Homeschool Student Who Doesn’t Want to Homeschool
The decision to homeschool is usually taken by the parent, but at times as the homeschool student who has never attended regular school grows up, they may question this decision.
Pros and Cons of a Homeschool Co-op
A support group is always good to have when you are a homeschool family, yet not all support groups can be beneficial. A Homeschool Co-op can prove helpful to a
Should Your Kids Be Part of a Homeschool Co-op?
To begin with homeschooling your children does not mean isolating them. A homeschool family may choose to be a part of a homeschool support group in the area, which allows