Homeschooling

It’s tempting to start comparing your homeschool to other homeschoolers you see online. Curb the homeschool comparisons with these tips.

Building a child’s word bank takes intentional actions and the understanding that vocabulary learning is an important part of their development.

Homeschool bulletin boards can inspire, inform, and enliven your homeschool. Here are 8 ideas for bulletin boards for homeschool.

One of the most important things you can do during the back-to-school season is figure out how to save money on school supplies!

With so many (SO MANY!) homeschool curriculums to choose from, it can be challenging to know which ones are going to work best for you and your family.

Thinking about starting to homeschool can be daunting. Take some of the stress out of your plans with this list of action items.

Having children of different ages while homeschooling can be tricky. Check out our best tips and tricks for homeschooling multiple ages.

You want to raise your kids to be creative and solve problems. How do you do that? It’s easier than you think! Here are some tips!

Reading isn’t just for the eyes. Learn about ear reading and its multitude of benefits, especially for those with dyslexia.

Create lifelong learners by bringing self-directed learning into your homeschool. Keep reading to learn how to embrace interest-led learning.

Homeschooling planning can be a challenging task – especially if you have multiple children! Here’s the one tool you need to make it easier!

We all could use some strategies for engaging children every now and then. Here are some fresh ideas to help with your homeschooling lull.

It can be helpful to hear how other people homeschool. Below is a list of books for homeschooling to help you learn how to homeschool.

Homeschooling doesn’t have to be expensive. Finding a used homeschool curriculum is a bit easier with these tips.

Teaching reading can be challenging, but with the right supports in place, it doesn’t have to be daunting. Here are 5 must-have supports!

Send your kids out in nature with a purpose. Create beautiful nature bracelets with one simple item you probably already have on hand.

Kindergarten is a unique world. Keep reading for some tips for teaching kindergarten to help you thrive as a teacher.

Dual enrollment is when a high school student takes college classes while still in high school. As challenging as that sounds, taking dual enrollment courses has been shown to play a role in improving student outcomes.

Get your kids to be creative in nature with this fairy house activity. With no wrong way to make them, they are sure to be a success.

Your homeschooled student is graduating–it’s time to celebrate! But where? Check out these ideas for homeschool graduation location ideas. Homeschool Graduation Ceremony Ideas When planning a graduation ceremony, the first …