Learning a new language is invaluable. Teaching a new language when you don’t yet know it yourself can be frustrating, though. These resources will help you learn a new language alongside your kiddos, partner, friends, or anyone else you want to learn with! How to Teach a New Language at Home Why learn a new … Read more
Home Economics. What ever happened to that class? It seemed to disappear rather suddenly, and it was one of the most needed classes in my opinion! When we started homeschooling our 13 year old, we knew Home Ec was going to be the core of our teaching. We want her to have life skills needed … Read more
By themselves, virtual tours are educational and fun. Added to Unit Studies, they’re even more powerful because they help tie everything together. Think about how you remember things: when it’s interactive and fun, it sticks better! Free Virtual Field Trip Websites No permission slips required! These virtual events let educators take students to amazing places … Read more
This time of need we want to talk about something almost everyone is dealing with: being thrust into a position of TEACHER. While we have been homeschooling all year, we remember how helpless we felt at first. You may be feeling excited, may be feeling exhausted and overwhelmed… or you may be feeling a mix … Read more
As a work at home mom, I have loads of experience with Busy Boxes and trying to invent new ways to keep little ones busy. My girls are teenagers now, but when they were little, we did a LOT of crafting with cardboard, scrap paper, and yes… popsicle sticks! These are great for Earth Day … Read more
Have you ever wondered if you could make your own snow? Making your own snow that feels like the real thing takes just 2 ingredients and about 10 minutes. Your children are going to love playing with this DIY make your own snow that feels very real. Want to know what’s even better? The two … Read more
Are you a homeschooler looking for free math resources? We made a math glossary notebook to help with general terms and operations, using this cheat sheet as a rough guide. FREE MATH RESOURCES FOR HOMESCHOOLERS Are you homeschooling? Are your kids on track with math? Whether you (and they) enjoy it or not, math is … Read more
Do you take a hands-on homeschooling approach when teaching your kids? When it comes to homeschooling, I really like to get the kids working on projects that require a lot of participation. I want them to get completely involved in the topic that they are learning. This is especially true when it comes to science … Read more