Designing a Practical Homeschool Schedule
You really can have a practical homeschool schedule that includes all the academics, several of the extras, and lots of peace and joy. Let me help you develop your perfect plan!
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Project-Based Learning in the Homeschool
Projects can help your homeschooler think deeply, work independently, and turn what they learn into something they can explain, build, write, or present. In this practical masterclass, Cindy shows you how to choose projects that fit different ages, subjects, schedules, and homeschool styles.
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High School Homeschool Curriculum: Top Picks
Ah…high school. Why do I love homeschooling high school so much? Mostly because my teens no longer need my constant attention and instruction. Ha! While I’m not kidding about independent learning, there are other reasons I really enjoy the high school homeschool: Above all, it fills me with joy to see the fruit of all the academic lessons,…
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Making Time for the Extras in Homeschooling
You don’t have to give up on the homeschool extras you’ve been dreaming about. With a few simple tweaks and practical scheduling tips, Cindy will help you find space for things like nature study, art, and life skills without adding stress or extending your school day.
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2019-20 Nature Study Book List to Supplement No Sweat Nature Study LIVE Lessons
We are having an amazing time in the No Sweat Nature Study LIVE membership! If you haven’t joined us there yet, it’s never too late! What is No Sweat Nature Study LIVE? Twice a month, your 1st-8th graders can take part in fun, interactive, LIVE science lessons with a nature study twist. Within each 30-45…
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15 Fantastic Logic and Critical Thinking Games
Games are wonderful additions to any homeschool. In fact, we typically play at least one game a day – sometimes even gameschooling for an entire day! Not only do games bring joy and lightheartedness to the school day, they can help teach new concepts and practice old ones. One of the most important reasons I…
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Brain Training: FUN Ways to Build Stronger and Faster Brains
At the IAHE Conference (Indiana Association of Home Educators), I taught four workshops. While they were all well-attended and well-received, one of the sessions sparked an emotional reaction like none other. My brain training session was the last on my schedule and one of the last of the weekend. I fully expected a low turnout…
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French and Indian War Unit Study
My 6th grader just finished a mini French and Indian War unit study that was a great pit stop in our regular history studies. I just love the slow and steady pace we’re taking to go through the Story of the World curriculum this time around. I used to follow pretty strict 4-year cycles in…
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The Best Language Arts Games and Manipulatives for Homeschoolers
Have you ever wondered which are the best language arts games to use in your homeschool? There are so many options out there, but not every game is both educational and fun. I’ve pulled together a list of more than 20 games (and a few manipulatives) that I have used to get my kids excited…
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A Happy Collision of Nature Study and Language Arts
One of the things I love so much about nature study is its ability to merge together so many other academic subject areas. Nature study and language arts, for example, go hand in hand together. Think about all the reading and writing that take place as nature journals are written, field guides read, or new…
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Charlotte Mason Inspired Curriculum Picks for a 6th Grade Boy
Oh, my mercy. I’m only homeschooling one this year. While I’m ecstatic in so many ways, it’s also entirely bittersweet for me. Who knew deleting my graduated son’s name from the letter-of-intent-to-homeschool template on my computer would be such an emotional moment? That letter with only one name on it has been turned into my…
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