Teaching high school fiction writing is not easy for everyone. There are so many different moving parts when it comes to the written word that it can be overwhelming. When you consider that writing includes spelling, vocabulary, grammar and creativity, just to name a few, it is actually completely ... Read More about Teaching Fiction Writing in High School for Your Future Author
The Benefits of Nature Journaling
It is easy to get stuck inside the house homeschooling your children. Getting outdoors doesn't always seem like an educational activity, but it can be. Nature journaling is a great way to encourage your kids to learn while spending time outside. Truly, the benefits of nature journaling ... Read More about The Benefits of Nature Journaling
August Get Moving Challenge
Summer is the perfect time to get moving with your kids! I know that I often send my kids outside to play, but I don't get out there and do things with them as much as I should. Instead, I stay inside and get things done. It is time to change that norm! I need to get moving with my kids and this ... Read More about August Get Moving Challenge
Nature Journal
Keeping a nature journal is a wonderful way for children to record what they've seen, smelt, heard and touched while outside exploring. The great outdoors is a child's greatest playground. Why not make it part of their education as well? Spending time outside with your children is important. They ... Read More about Nature Journal
6 Things I’ve Learned Homeschooling Children with a Language Disorder
Homeschooling has been one of the most rewarding things I've ever done. I genuinely mean that; and in my extremely varied job and ministry experience - ranging from being a telemarketer to a radio DJ, from working with at-risk teens to teaching home Bible studies - I still find that the most ... Read More about 6 Things I’ve Learned Homeschooling Children with a Language Disorder
6 Things Homeschool Parents of Children with a Language Disorder Need to Know
Homeschooling a child with a language disorder requires a lot of creativity and patience, and cannot be approached in a traditional school setting. Trying to educate a child with a language disorder as you would a child with normal language development will frustrate both you and your ... Read More about 6 Things Homeschool Parents of Children with a Language Disorder Need to Know
What is MERLD? Homeschooling Children with a Language Disorder
It was during one of my many Internet searches about language development that I landed on the acronym MERLD, and thus began my journey on researching language disorders. I have two children with a language disorder. Yes. Two. Not long after this discovery, both of my children would ... Read More about What is MERLD? Homeschooling Children with a Language Disorder
July Patriotic Challenge
Patriotism should be an important part of your homeschooling journey. Our children need to know the history of our country and the price of our freedom. Patriotic celebrations are not just about fireworks and parades. It is our responsibility as parents to ensure that our children know the truth ... Read More about July Patriotic Challenge
High School Summer Learning Collection
Homeschooling high schoolers is such a blessing to them and to you. By keeping your teens home for their high school education you have the opportunity to truly allow them to learn about things that interest them for the future. They also have the option to choose to graduate early if they'd like ... Read More about High School Summer Learning Collection
Middle School Summer Learning Collection
I've learned that by continuing my children's education through the long days of summer they actually retain more of what they've learned throughout the homeschool year. That's why even as my children became tweens I still found ways to make middle school summer learning fun so that they would want ... Read More about Middle School Summer Learning Collection
3rd-5th Grade Summer Learning Collection
When we first became year round homeschoolers my children did not love the idea of doing school during the summertime. I slowly transitioned them to summertime homeschooling by giving them a couple of weeks to just play. Then I slowly started adding fun activities that were actually educational. ... Read More about 3rd-5th Grade Summer Learning Collection
1st-2nd Grade Summer Learning Collection
Summer days are long and your young learners have a lot of energy. The key to including 1st-2nd grade summer learning as part of your busy days is to ensure that it is filled with lots of fun! I know that taking a few months off to relax sounds like just what you all need. However, it will cost ... Read More about 1st-2nd Grade Summer Learning Collection
Preschool-Kindergarten Summer Learning Collection
Preschool-Kindergarten summer learning needs to be full of fun to keep them engaged during the long days of summer! However, summer is often seen as a time to take a break from homeschooling. As a year round homeschooler, I know that the best thing for our children's education is to continue a less ... Read More about Preschool-Kindergarten Summer Learning Collection
June Summer Bucket List Challenge
Are you ready for summertime fun? I love the long days of summer. There are so many ways to get outside and enjoy the extra daylight! Get ready to have fun completing fun activities with your kids as you tackle this summer bucket list together! Some of the activities you’ll complete ... Read More about June Summer Bucket List Challenge
Anne of Avonlea Movie Study
The Anne girl's story doesn't end with Anne of Green Gables. It continues on in Anne of Avonlea. While Anne is all grown up, she's still adventurous and spunky in nature. All the things we loved about the young girl Anne with an E, are just as much a part of her in Anne of Avonlea. If you've read ... Read More about Anne of Avonlea Movie Study
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