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
With cold and flu season upon us, now is the perfect time to incorporate some soap science into your homeschool. Modeling good health and
Hands-On Botany and Fall Gardens As fall gardens experience cooler temperatures, you’ll want to start thinking about winterizing your yard and garden. Take advantage
Music lessons may sometimes seem like an unnecessary burden on an already overloaded student’s schedule. Or perhaps you struggle with incorporating music appreciation into
Bees are one of the most important creatures to humans on earth. It is estimated that one third of the food we eat relies
Emergency Preparedness We don’t want to consider the possibility of a tragedy such as a natural disaster affecting our families. But preparing for emergencies
Does the thought of surprise guests make you want to draw the blinds and lock the door? Is your “quality family time” overshadowed by
Teaching Foreign Language In Your Homeschool Ciao! Comment allez-vous? Gracias a todos por leer nuestro blog! What better time to start a new language
Summer Art: Capturing Color with Pointillism Whether or not you break from homeschooling over the summer, lesson topics that lend themselves to incorporating multiple
Winter Skywatching Homeschool astronomy is a very interesting and fun family unit lesson. The Leonid meteor shower occurs every year in November. Dark skies
The Dog Days of Summer Have you ever wondered where this phrase comes from? You might be surprised to find out that it doesn’t
Sustainable Living Water Works: Teaching Sustainable Living by Megan Megan Mora Fuentes Water is one of our most precious resources and conserving and using
