Heather Leach from My Homeschool Village
Homeschooling multiple kids at different grade levels can sometimes feel like trying to cook five different meals at once—one needs
Homeschool Articles and Advice
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Have you ever wondered how other homeschooling parents keep their children motivated and excited about learning?
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By Linda McCarty of Splendor Productions
If you are having fun, you are not learning. This was prominently displayed in Miss Honey’s classroom, at least when Headmistress Miss Trunchbull came into the room in the movie Matilda.
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Desiree Robinson of the Flourish Homeschool Collective
Kids naturally play, and they naturally learn in doing so. It shouldn’t stop once they start school.
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By Jen Duncan of Life Beyond the Lesson Plan
As homeschooling families, we all have times where the traditional
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By Heather Schwarz of Knowable World
Social studies is all about introducing children to the amazing world around us. It shouldn’t be confined to textbooks and worksheets!
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By Spencer Aiken of Stronger Together Family
In the fast-paced world of homeschooling, balancing academic rigor wit
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By Tina Arozena Of Big Easy Homeschooling Mom
One of the most enjoyable aspects of being a homeschooling parent is discovering exciting and engaging methods to bring learning to life.
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By Christy Gandara of Happy Hive Homeschooling
Homeschooling doesn't have to be all textbooks and worksheets! Let's be honest, sometimes the "school" part can feel a bit… well, school-y.
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By Ashley Wright of Gypsy Gameschooler
When you’re a family that loves fun and games, but you’re also homeschooling your kids, unit studies can be a great lifesaver.
Unit studies can make learning fun, easy, and integrated, as most unit studies incorporate a variety of subjects.
