
Spider Science: Friend or Foe?
You’ll see plenty of spiders this time of year, both in nature, as many spiders venture out of hiding to look for mates, and

You’ll see plenty of spiders this time of year, both in nature, as many spiders venture out of hiding to look for mates, and

If you’ve homeschooled for any amount of time, it’s almost certain that you’ve heard–or thought!–this: “I’m just not a math person; I don’t get

Learning toys are great tools for occupying younger students, especially if you need to review structured lessons with older siblings, work, or put babies

Rainy Day Math by Kyndra Steinmann Oh, the winter doldrums! The weather is cold, the ground is likely muddy, or it is raining for

by Kyndra Steinmann One of the wonderful things about homeschooling is the way it enables me to give my children the gift of time—not

Science experiments come into their own in the fall! Changes in the natural world around us, beginning-of-the-school-year enthusiasm, and cooling temperatures starting to limit

If you’re looking for a fun fall trip to take with your family, consider incorporating a field trip to Natural Bridge into a hands-on

A study on Johannes Gutenberg’s moveable-type printing press makes an excellent hands-on history lesson with nearly endless activities for students of all ages. You

Home economics is a subject that blends seamlessly into a homeschool curriculum. Learning to cook, budget, and perform minor household repairs can impart skills

What are you studying in history this fall? What would happen if you brought the history lessons a bit closer to home? Including family

Summer is a wonderful time to slow down, explore new topics, and take learning beyond the pages of a textbook. As our nation prepares

Homeschoolers are in a unique position to incorporate an entrepreneurial spirit into their homeschool and lifestyle. Whether you run a full-fledged business or experiment