Q. Am I required to provide my child’s date of birth on my city’s Notice of Intent form (NOI)? A. No, the Virginia homeschool
By Lynna Sutherland Most homeschool families make math learning and math work a priority in their homeschool day. Even if other things have to
All siblings fight. Have you ever wondered why your children fight? Does it seem to happen almost without cause? Do you sometimes feel at
Family Biking Adventures for Homeschoolers Did you know May is National Bike Month? As this unusual school year comes to a close and the
by Anne Guarnera If you want to study foreign language in your homeschool but don’t speak one yourself—or even if you do!—you might have
Q. We’ll be moving out of state in June. Am I required to test and send a copy of the results to the superintendent?
By Kyndra Steinmann It’s been a hectic spring around here. I’m exhausted just remembering–and it wreaked havoc with our homeschool schedule and our work habits! March started
Is it ever too early to start learning how to save and spend money wisely? Answer this question in this week’s Homeschool Classroom, and
A Journey to the Heart of a Homeschool By Patricia Marie From the moment I laid eyes on my firstborn, I knew my life
Writing comes naturally for many children, and others learn it only after the writing process is taught in detail. However, some children never find
There are many lovely ways to begin your homeschool day. We usually start with Bible time, a very simple routine including a hymn, a
How to Pick the Perfect Curriculum by Kyndra Steinmann It’s February and all my homeschool groups are full of comments and posts about finding
