From Middle School to High School in Homeschool
As your homeschool student grows up, things become more interesting in the classroom. There's a number of new skills to be honed, and a lot more independence to be learnt.
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From Pre-School to the Homeschool Classroom
It's not that much time before your pre-school toddler needs to be admitted to regular school. However, if you have been having fun teaching your kid at home, you may
Tools to Teach Toddlers in Homeschool
Homeschooling pre-school kids can be more play than work. The bonding is stronger and the child can grow up curious about learning more from the parent when they transition into
Tips to Begin Homeschooling Pre-Schoolers
Pre-schoolers are the kids aged two to five years. They are the most perfect sponges. Everything you do around them is absorbed at such a quick rate. This is the
Going Beyond ‘Memorize and Regurgitate’ In the Homeschool Classroom
Learning does not necessary occur with memorization and regurgitation. A child may know the facts but may have to idea how to apply them. Cramming up information without having a
Tips for Shifting From Regular School to Homeschool
For parents who have had to shift their children from regular school to homeschool for some reason, it can be a difficult transition if one is not prepared for it.
Keeping Homeschool Students Gainfully Occupied in the Summer
While schools take a long summer break, it may not be the best idea to have such a long break in your homeschool classroom. Summer brain drain is a very
Tips to Run a Smooth Homeschool Class
Just because you are teaching your children at home, doesn't mean that you can't be serious about their education. Here are a few tips that can help keep your homeschool
Habits of Successful Homeschool Teachers
In any field there are people doing well, those who can possibly learn to do better and homeschooling your children is no exception. Taking a look at what successful people
Taking Advantage of Homeschooling
Being a homeschooling family can be a lot more inclusive for the parental bonding than being in regular school can. The freedom to set your own schedule in the classroom