At Home Middle School is a free, online curriculum for grades 6-8. Pulling from different resources, web developer and educator, Melissa Brown, created 180 lesson plans in each subject to complete a school year. The plans include daily lessons for math, language arts, science, social studies, Spanish, coding, art history, and chess. Visit their website […]
Layers of Learning are unit studies, broken up into 4 years, that integrate science, history, geography, writing, and the arts into one study. Each year contains 20 workbooks, or units, that span a length of time. Year 1 covers Ancient History and art and ends at the Roman Empire. Year 2 dives into the history […]
Not quite ready for the back-to-school grind? Read tips from Quarto Classroom on how to take advantage of ways to learn outdoors!
Gather ‘Round is a different take on homeschool. Tired of the traditional “schooling at home” method, homeschool Mom, Rebecca Spooner, had the idea to teach all 5 of her children together instead of them doing individual classes by grade level. Here is her description from the website: “Gather ‘Round Homeschool is a curriculum designed to […]
Traveling gives a great opportunity for homeschool students to hone their writing skills. Discover some great tips for roadschooling with your kids!
This site has free tutorials for computer technology such as Excel, PowerPoint, DreamWeaver, and more. 1758 listing Type, Technology, and Computer Science. Alice is an innovative 3D programming environment that makes it easy to create an animation for telling a story, playing an interactive game, or a video to share on the web. Alice is […]
Discover one great benefit of homeschooling and how it helps one Time4Learning family take life as it comes and find balance.
Does your teen struggle with or fear how to transition from homeschooling to college classes? Homeschool graduate, Cameron Grell, shares his tips for success.
Lap desks are great to use in homeschooling! Instead of running to the store for one, why not gather your children and make one as a back-to-school project?
Does the thought of raising readers in this day of technology seem like a daunting task? The Learning Bar offers some helpful advice.