Printable Learning Games for Homeschool Families This is a guest blog post from Super Teacher Worksheets Homeschool learning can be exciting and adventurous when you incorporate educational games into your homeschool curriculum. Super Teacher Worksheets has an amazing selection of printable games for homeschool families. If you feel like your homeschool routine is getting […]
In this post, Heather Woodie of Blog, She Wrote introduces four simple ways to introduce technology into your homeschool. She recommends a few of her favorite devices, tools, and sites that have benefited her students. For additional ideas for your homeschool, be sure to visit Kids Discover’s Teacher Resources Blog, and check out Kids Discover […]
5 Ways to Eliminate Homeschool Distractions—For You and Your Child is a guest blog post from UniversityTutor.com.
The mathematician Artur Kirkoryan created the website www.puzzleprime.com contains fun brain teasers, sudoku-type problems, puzzle video games and other logic-related content.
UWorld.com is a software based test prep company. For the past 15 years they’ve been helping doctors and nurses with their licensing exams and now they are helping high school students prepare for the SAT. Here’s a little information about their SAT program: UWorld has MANY (over 1400) practice questions with detailed explanations […]
When I first started homeschooling, I felt pretty confident about teaching my kids to read, even my children with dyslexia. After all, before I had children, my primary job had been teaching children with learning disabilities. Teaching children to read was my specialty. What could go wrong? (Insert laughter from all the homeschool veterans). Our […]
Why Public Schoolers would benefit in learning from the Homeschool Model is a guest blog post written by Don Sevcik - President of MathCelebrity.
7 Steps to Improve Time-Management Skills for Homeschoolers
Perhaps your family's summer schedule is providing all of the structure and freedom you desire, and you are feeling content... read on if you need a few tips!
We Don’t Homeschool for Religious Reasons This post was originally published on the BookShark blog. Homeschooling has come a long way in the last fifteen years. It used to be that most homeschoolers were educating at home because of religious reasons and mostly kept their children hidden at home—concerned that too much exposure to […]