How To Graduate From High School Early
Does your homeschool teen want to graduate early? It's possible with homeschooling! Learn about options for an accelerated pace plus important information here.
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How to Teach Homeschool Bible
Do you want to include Bible as a subject in your homeschool, but aren't sure where to begin? Read to discover different available options for teaching Bible.
To Be or Not to Be – Learning From Failure Pt. 2
Looking for some homeschool encouragement? Join us as our guest author, Gabriel Morse, continues his series on learning from failure.
Curriculum Finder
Find your best-fit curriculum with these steps: Step 1: Diagnose – Take the Find Your Homeschool Curriculum Quiz. Step 2: Search – Discover good options using the filters below. Step 3: Explore – Test drive your options. Ask for free samples & trials. Step 4: Commit – Purchase the curriculum that works best for you! […]
To Be or Not to Be: Helping the Struggling Student
Are you the parent of a struggling homeschool student? This first post in a series by Gabriel Morse on Learning From Failure will hopefully give you some much-needed encouragement!
Back to School Ideas for Homeschoolers
It doesn’t matter how long you’ve been homeschooling, switching things up for your students keeps them curious and motivated. Read great tips from Time4Learning here!
The Gentle + Classical Press Homeschool Curriculum Review
Gentle+Classical Press offers beautiful curriculum options in the Charlotte Mason/Classical/Unit Studies style for grades PreK-6. Read our homeschool curriculum review here!
Superhero Fan Club – Supporting Your Wife in Homeschooling
In this post by guest author Gabriel Morse, you'll learn great tips on ways homeschool dads can encourage & support their superhero wives who try to do it all.
Skip the Boredom, Keep Kids Engaged This Summer
Tired of hearing, "I'm bored!" this summer? Welcome Home Learning brings you lots of ideas to engage your kids with fun learning opportunities!
Teaching Homeschool High School Science & Labs
You don't need a Ph.D. in science to teach it to your homeschooler. Dedication, determination, and motivation are the ingredients that will get you started!