Typing instruction has always been an important part of our homeschool. Not just for the sake of learning to type,…
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Gifted & Struggling Learners
Whether you have a gifted child, a struggling learner or a mixture of the two, I have encouragement for you. You CAN successfully homeschool! These articles should give you some background on the varied special needs in our homeschool and offer you lots of practical ideas.
3 Unique Ways to Homeschool Active Children
How do you homeschool active children? You know, those sweet children who need to move and tend to make you a nervous…
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Why the Math and Literature Connection is So Important (with GIVEAWAY!)
Books are incredibly effective tools for teaching. Charlotte Mason homeschoolers certainly understand that fact as it pertains to subjects like…
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Independent Math Explorations
Incorporating math practice into your regular schedule doesn’t have to be hard with these independent math explorations. We all know…
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15 of the Best Independent Brain Training Games for Kids
I’ve gathered a list of the best independent brain training games for kids to help you incorporate more brain building…
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How to Teach Out-of-the-Box Homeschool High School Chemistry
We veered off the “typical homeschool path” this year to teach out-of-the-box homeschool high school chemistry instead. This isn’t the first…
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25 Creative Candy Math Activities To Make Learning Fun
I don’t know too many children who aren’t motivated by candy math activities. In fact, most of them beg for…
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Your Children Will Love Funschooling with Candy Heart Lessons
What kid wouldn’t love a break from the regular schedule of homeschooling to enjoy a funschooling day full of candy…
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When Your Plan for High School Science Isn’t Working
Homeschooling works. It just doesn’t always look the same from one child to the next. Sometimes even the best intended…
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6 Tips for Teaching Early Readers
Do you have a child who began reading well at three or four years old? A child who reads far…
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Brain Training Activities for Auditory Attention
Does your child seem to have, um, selective hearing? You tell him (or her) to do this or that and…
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Brain Training Activities for Visual Attention and Visual Processing
Brain training activities are good for everyone because they build neuron connections. Who couldn’t use a few extra neuron connections,…
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