Teaching robotics and other STEM subjects can be an overwhelming undertaking–especially if STEM is not your specialty!–but it is a fascinating topic with increasing
Passover was an important event in both Christian and Jewish history and incorporating a Passover study or celebration into your family’s homeschool living is
A geography unit study can be a great way to incorporate art, history, games, and even some fun outdoor adventure into your homeschool curriculum.
It’s been a rough couple of weeks around here. Not much hope for getting back to routine. I had a cold, which the children
If you’ve got a collection of buttons hiding in your sewing kit or collecting dust on a shelf, pull them out and try jumpstarting
Eight Spring Activities for Your Homeschool Spring is finally almost here! The clocks have moved forward and the first day of spring is just
On my tax return, can I claim my homeschool educational expenses as a deduction? A. Unfortunately, homeschool parents may NOT take the Educator Expense
Oh, Say Can You See? If you’re looking for an interesting topic to focus on for a history–or music or art!–lesson, check out these Star-Spangled
Money, Taxes and Homeschooling Families Homeschooling is expensive, and many homeschool families look for tax breaks or ways to earn money to pay for
Learning with Legos: 8 Ways Lego Play Boosts Literacy “Play is the highest form of research.” ~ Albert Einstein The word Lego® conjures up
Q. My daughter is a high school senior, graduating this May. How should I reflect the grades for her classes this year since they
If necessity is the mother of invention, then creativity is its father. Using creative homeschooling ideas to provide children with the time, opportunity, and
