Homeschooling Curriculum
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Grounding Yourself in Mathematics
By Karen Branch - Homeschool math guest post sponsored by CTC Math There’s that moment in every comedy where the befuddled comic relief character says, “Wait a second…” as he notices…
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Spotlight On: Homeschool History
As homeschooling parents, we have the privilege of immersing our children in subjects that interest them and subjects that, perhaps, do not. Generally, if you ask children what subjects they…
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Tips for Getting the Most Out of a Homeschool Convention
Homeschool convention season is here and it’s time to start making your plans to attend one near you! You’ve been hearing everyone talk about homeschool conventions and you’re probably…
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Filling In The Gaps in Your Homeschooler’s Writing Skills
Sponsored post by Time4Writing What’s the hardest subject you have to teach your homeschooler? For many homeschool parents, writing is at the top of their list. “I’m truly at my wit's…
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2017 Best Homeschooling Articles
Ever get that feeling when you wish you’d have found something sooner? If you recently found us, you can check out some highlights from our blog below! We spent 2017 doing our best to provide…
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Getting Started After the Holidays
Christmas break can be bittersweet for homeschoolers. Of course, most welcome the much-needed break. The flip side to that is you’ll have to start homeschooling again after such a nice break.…
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Simple Steps to Superior Skills
by Dr. Edwin C. Myers, Ph.D. Ed Myers holds his doctorate from Carnegie-Mellon University and the M.A. from Dallas Seminary. A scientist, educator, and musician, Ed designed…
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The Best Way to Build Vocabulary in Your Homeschool
This is a guest blog post from Sonlight. The average active vocabulary of an adult English speaker is ten to twenty thousand words, with a passive vocabulary (the words you recognize, but…
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Best Series for Starting Chapter Books
Few mental images can create a feeling of warmth and love as much as a parent reading to his or her child before bedtime. As your children grow, both you and your children can easily make the…
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Build-A-Project, Just for Homeschoolers
Build-A-Project creates customized projects for homeschool students. After a consultation with the family about what kind of project, subject, or topic they would like their child to…