A globe on the shelf only teaches so much. Kids remember geography when they get to build it, play it, and taste it. This week we rounded up printables, hands on projects, games, and books that cover both world geography and the fifty... Read more
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Writing with kids doesn’t have to mean handing out blank notebooks and hoping for the best.
The real magic happens when the whole family starts together, laughing over dice rolls, building one shared story out loud, before anyone heads off to write on their own.
This simple two-part... Read more
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By Melissa Muir of Curio
When I was brand new to homeschooling, I did what many of us probably did: headed to YouTube and searched "how to homeschool." I watched so many videos and found the aesthetic homeschoolers, the Montessori folks, the Charlotte Mason fans... Read more
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By Ashley Ruedy of ashleyruedy.com
When you think about science experiments, it's easy to picture expensive kits, complicated instructions, and a lot of prep work. That's exactly what I thought too, especially in our first year of homeschooling.
I found myself buying those boxed science kits, hoping they would make learning... Read more
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By Costa of homeschooling Journeys
We all start homeschooling with the same kind of excitement. We picture slow mornings, meaningful learning, and finding the perfect curriculum that aligns with our values and what we believe education should look like. For a while, it feels like we're on the right track.
In the beginning,... Read more
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