by Marilyn Rockett Now let me get this straight—a homeschool mom is supposed to teach her children (all academic subjects, all day long) while she
by Cynthia Ulrich Tobias Have you ever been told that your kids are too restless, too talkative, or too inattentive? Have you worried that
Themes and Learning by Joe Dean We sat in a tent drinking water from canteens and eating beef jerky. We tried to guess which
by Joy Hayden The start of a new school year brings mixed feelings in our home. The familiar routine is welcome after weeks of unstructured
by Kyndra Steinmann In many ways, this homeschooling with a toddler is best described as “constantly re-inventing the wheel”! We know that “the wheel”—education—is
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
It’s been a rough couple of weeks around here. Not much hope for getting back to routine. I had a cold, which the children
Learning with Legos: 8 Ways Lego Play Boosts Literacy “Play is the highest form of research.” ~ Albert Einstein The word Lego® conjures up
By Jackie N. As parents of kids with special needs, we know how amazing they are. With the right encouragement and support, they can
He Won’t Get Married In Diapers: Worry-Free Parenting by Sandra Modersohn My husband and I have been blessed with five amazing children, and though
By Lynna Sutherland Most homeschool families make math learning and math work a priority in their homeschool day. Even if other things have to
