Interesting Hobbies for Homeschool Students
Playing a musical instrument, learning dance forms, picking up a foreign language and learning how to paint are common hobbies. They help children explore their creative side and also give
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Didactic Activities for Homeschool Families
Formal lessons for reading, writing and arithmetic aside, there has to be place for having a good time with your homeschool students. Some activities that may be enjoyed by the
Celebrate National Engineer’s Week this week!
Once a year, engineers and scientists all over the world go out into the community to inspire and educate the public about engineering, showing them how exciting it can be!
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Finding Friends for Homeschool Students
Socialization is by far the most discussed issue regarding homeschooling. Those who do not homeschool their children feel that without regular school children will not know how to interact with
Potential Drawbacks of Homeschooling
It would be great if life always went to plan. Everything you wanted to do, got done. No one messed up the day's schedule and all was right as rain
Can You Afford Homeschooling As a Single Parent?
Yes it would be much easier to afford homeschooling if you could depend on two incomes, but most homeschooling families survive on a single income. So if you are a
Homeschooling As a Single Parent
There is a general consensus in public opinion that homeschooling is only possible when there is a two parent family, where one goes to work and the other stays home
Helping Homeschool Students Write Better
Writing is a primary skill that every child needs to master in order to get anything done. A homeschool student needs to be taught the proper process of writing to
Coping with Homeschool Teacher Failure Syndrome
There are days when the elder one doesn't want to read the day's assignment, the younger one spills glue all over the week's worksheets, the laundry really needs to be
True Cost of Homeschool
Many first time homescooling parents go into the process believing that teaching their children at home is going to be less expensive than sending them to a public school. Unfortunately,