
It’s Moving Day: Animal Migration
You might have already noticed the flocks of birds moving through your hometown on their annual migration north. There are thousands of species of

You might have already noticed the flocks of birds moving through your hometown on their annual migration north. There are thousands of species of

Some of the most memorable characters in American history and literature live somewhere between fact and legend. Folk heroes like Johnny Appleseed, Paul Bunyan,

If you’ve been blessed with some warmer weather this past week, you’ve probably started looking for some new spring unit study ideas. Learning out

Believe it or not, springtime is around the corner! A rainbow unit study is a great way to take advantage of the coming spring

Introduce a study on birds into your homeschool to explore concepts in science, art, conservation, and more. Winter birding is an excellent way to

February is Home Education Month in Virginia, and it provides an excellent opportunity for homeschoolers to share their reasons for homeschooling and promote the

Groundhog Day and Weather Prediction Folklore Every February 2, people across the United States eagerly await the emergence of Punxsutawney Phil, the famous groundhog

Sometimes you can teach a lesson with some silly fun even better than with a serious study session. January 25 is commonly celebrated as

After the excitement of the holidays dies down, all the decorations are put away, and things start to go back to normal, it’s easy to rush

Creative Homeschool Geography Around the World on a Cookie Tray: Creative Homeschool Geography The Christmas season, with help from some creative homeschool geography, can

The Christmas season has a way of slowing us down—if we let it. Shorter days, quieter mornings, and cozy afternoons indoors create the perfect

Advent is a time of anticipation and reflection for many––and as homeschoolers, we always look for ways to bring our “living” into our “homeschool.”