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5 Effective Resources for Middle School Math
When teaching middle school math in your homeschool, you play a critical role in shaping your children's mathematical understanding and confidence. You are introducing them to complex mathematical…
SOS: A Life-Saver for Help with Spelling
Guest post by Orton Gillingham for All Spelling can be challenging for anyone, but throw in a word that makes no sense phonetically and it can throw students for a loop. The word might be…
Homeschool Insurance for Parents Made Simple
Guest post written by Grace Wigfield – NCG Insurance Agency Understand why homeschool groups need homeschool insurance coverage, what kind of coverage to get, and where to get it. Most homeschool…
4 Critical Life Skills Science Can Teach
Post Sponsored by Home Science Tools If you’re like many of the parents we support at Home Science Tools, you probably know that science is an important subject for your child to study each…
Why Gamification Works
Post sponsored by Night Zookeeper Homeschooling can be challenging at times, but technology has definitely helped parents stay on track when it comes to teaching their children from home!…
Back to School Ideas for Homeschoolers
Post sponsored by Time4Learning It doesn’t matter how long you’ve been homeschooling, switching things up for your students keeps them curious and motivated. Following the same old routine…
Skip the Boredom, Keep Kids Engaged This Summer
Post Sponsored by Welcome Home Learning School is out and another steamy summer has arrived. After two restless years of pandemic-induced isolation, it’s time to get outside and do something.…
The Best Notebooking Ideas for Your Homeschool
Post sponsored by Daily Skill Building Homeschool notebooking is a unique method of homeschooling that encourages students to work independently. Through written narration, drawing, and sketching,…
Homeschooling Twice-Exceptional Students
Post sponsored by Boluo School I was 38 when I learned there was a term for what I am. I always thought that term was, “smart, but bad at math.” As it turns out, the term for what I…
Is Your Kid Ready to Learn Coding?
Today’s kids are all "digital natives." A digital native simply means someone born during the information age who can quickly and easily consume digital information through computers, mobile…