Why Phonemic Awareness Still Matters for Older Readers
Phonemic awareness is the foundation for reading. If you have an older reader who struggles, these age-appropriate activities will help.
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Financial Aid & Scholarships — Paying for College Without Panic
Don’t panic over paying for college! By working these simple steps in the correct order, college will be financially in reach.
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What Colleges Really Look For (and How Your Teen Can Stand Out)
What do colleges look for in their applicants? Find out the (sometimes surprising) factors that determine college admission.
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Ways to Teach Kids About Current Events
If you have ever wondered how to teach kids about current events, read on for tips and tricks and sprinkle in some engaging activities!
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Tips for Discussing Politics with Kids
Be your child’s first and best social studies teacher. Follow these tips on discussing politics with kids and teens.
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How to Help Kids Who Always Forget What They Were Doing
Do your kids forget what they are doing mid task? Follow these practical strategies to improve working memory at home and in class.
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Culturally Inclusive Homeschool Curriculum: Multicultural Resources & Unit Studies
Broaden the range of your homeschool program with this list of multicultural homeschool curriculum and unit studies.
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Co‑Op Homeschooling 101: Starting or Joining a Cooperative Learning Group
Should you join a homeschool co-op? Should you start your own? Check out the ins and outs of co-ops with this homeschool co-op guide.
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The Pros and Cons of Having a “Homeschool Uniform”
Consider the pros and cons of a homeschool uniform, and decide if having particular clothes for school is the right choice for your family.
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Must-Have Learning Games and Worksheets for Homeschooling
Discover how Education.com makes homeschool planning easy with printable worksheets, fun learning games, and hands-on K–8 education resources.
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Beyond the Textbook: Creative Project Ideas to Inspire Young Minds
These 25 creative projects for kids will bring students out of the textbook and into the world of hands-on, immersive learning.
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Advice to New Homeschoolers
This personal advice to new homeschoolers will help you navigate the practical, social, and educational challenges of your first year.
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5 Ways to Make Learning at Home More Fun (Even When Your Kids Aren’t Feeling It)
Learning at home can be tricky – especially if your kids aren’t feeling it! Here are some ways to liven things up and make them more fun!
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Teaching Point of View
Point of view is powerful! Learn about the three main points of view in writing and how to make teaching point of view fun and interactive.
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Fun Ways to Teach Fairy Tales
Teaching fairy tales will end happily when you include their literary structure, read aloud fun genre examples, and add engaging activities.
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Thinking About Homeschooling? Here’s the Real Talk First
Thinking about homeschooling? Here’s what you need to know before you dive into it with your family. Spoiler alert: It can be amazing!
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How to Homeschool When Money Is Tight
You don’t need a lot of money to homeschool. Homeschooling on a budget is simple when you follow these tricks and tips.
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Tips for Finishing the School Year Strong
The final months of the school year don’t have to be scattered. Follow these tips for finishing the school year strong.
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How to Decide If You Should Homeschool Next Year
Before you jump into homeschooling for the first time, ask yourself these questions to decide if you should homeschool next year.
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Things to Look for in a Science Curriculum for K-6
Trying to figure out what to do for a homeschool science curriculum? Here’s some advice based on what we’ve experienced while homeschooling!
