
Hot Air Balloon Unit Study
Hot Air Homeschool A fun way to decide on a unit study topic is to look for anniversaries of interesting events in history and
Hot Air Homeschool A fun way to decide on a unit study topic is to look for anniversaries of interesting events in history and
5 Children’s Authors Your Child Should Know by Megan Mora Fuentes September is National Literacy Month, the perfect time to introduce some of the
With the increasing application of computers and technology in many career fields, teaching computer science–basics and beyond–has become more important than ever. But it
Sports Access Position Q. What is HEAV’s position on homeschoolers’ access to public school sports? A. The rules and regulations of statewide competitions are
Homeschooling On The Road Homeschooling on the go is becoming more popular and for some families, it is a necessity. One of the main
How to File as a Traveling Homeschooler Q: Our homeschool family travels a lot. How do we comply with the homeschool law? A: Traveling Homeschoolers
by Sheri Payne In my own leadership journey, I’ve discovered something powerful. It’s the courage to say NO. We humans have some beliefs about
Summer Homeschool: Best Water Activities for Learning Summer homeschooling calls for tons of hands-on, outdoor activities, and water learning activities perfect for the hot
Summer is the perfect time to try some messy outdoor activities and science experiments. Check out these great summer science experiments for some creative
Sensory Summer Activities for Your Homeschool Sensory activities and outside summertime are perfect for some fun with learning through hands-on focus in your homeschool.
Access to Sports & Activities Q. Since I pay taxes, why can’t my homeschooler play sports or participate in public school activities? Access to
Taxes and Homeschool Expenses Q. Since I pay taxes, why can’t I get reimbursement to cover my curriculum, co-op expenses, or fees? A. Home