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
Q. How do I withdraw my child from public school and begin homeschooling during the school year? A. The Virginia homeschool law provides a
Valentine’s Day Activities February is National Heart Health Month, and with Valentine’s Day right in the middle of it, this Homeschool Living features Valentine’s Day
It’s not hard to find examples of the controversy surrounding the First Amendment and the definition of religious freedom in America. You can turn
The Christmas season is the perfect time to incorporate some holiday baking lessons into your homeschool. There are often extra holiday guests to bake
Q. Are homeschool hours and days requirements the same as those followed by public schools? A. The compulsory attendance laws in §22.1-254 (A) say
by Megan Bittner Thanksgiving is only weeks away, so now’s the time to demonstrate–and learn–a spirit of thankfulness in your home. These fun Thanksgiving
All About Peanuts What are Peanuts? Are you looking for a fun topic to explore in history, science, cooking, and more? Check out these
One of the greatest freedoms afforded to homeschooling families is the ability to incorporate the subjects we find most important into our daily curriculum.
Teaching Teens to Drive…Safely Teaching your teen to drive may be the most nerve-wracking course you teach as part of your homeschool. Whether you
