Teaching kids how to read can be intimidating for first-time teachers. Yet, if you're a veteran teacher, it can be stressful keeping the kids from getting bored. That's why our Phonics Game for Kids are great for newbies and veteran teachers! HINT: Pair this with our Interactive Reading...
There are so many decisions when you start homeschooling. What style of curriculum will you use? Then comes where to get resources and what do you need. Don't forget about scheduling and organization. However, one decision that might have you really scratching your head is where to set up your...
A group of small school children with teacher on field trip in nature. Are you looking to getaway? Want to just unplug, relax, and get back to nature? However, you are worried about falling behind in your homeschool! Right? Now is the perfect time to plan an educational vacation. Camping is...
Spelling is a skill that we all need. It’s the first step in effective written communication. However, does that mean you have to buy a complete spelling curriculum? The answer is no. You can easily design your own homeschool spelling curriculum. The key is knowing how to collect, curate, and...
The new year is here, and even though it isn’t a new homeschool year, there is some housekeeping to be done! January is the perfect time to do a mid-year review of your homeschool, assess your progress, and set goals for the rest of the year. This ultimate January homeschool...
I don’t know about you, but the homeschool day goes really fast! And, it can be hard fitting in the time-consuming, clean up-consuming subject of art. To help my fellow homeschool moms, I’ve come up with a simple, yet SUPER engaging list of easy and frugal homeschool art projects. Kids...
