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Journaling In Your Homeschool
In homeschool life, we get to shape not only what our children learn, but how their hearts and minds grow. One simple habit that often
Meet Your Virginia Legislator
You Are the Face of Homeschooling—Be Visible! Have you ever thought about what your legislator really knows about homeschooling? Chances are—very little. They may not
Brainstorming In Your Homeschool
Creativity and flexibility are the hallmarks of homeschooling. One skill that beautifully blends both is brainstorming—that vibrant burst of ideas that comes when kids are
Journey to 250: Virginia ~ Mother of Presidents 6
What could you accomplish if you only went to school for eleven weeks a year? Read about this week’s presidential personality and find out some
Journey to 250: Virginia ~ Mother of Presidents 5
I never really wanted to be president. I didn’t really feel compelled by all of the political movements. However, because of my military leadership as
Journey to 250: Virginia ~ Mother of Presidents 4
Who Am I? It’s the fourth week of our journey through the presidents hailing from Virginia. In continuing on our Journey to 250, we have
Journey to 250: Virginia ~ Mother of Presidents 3
Last week we were introduced to a record breaker, and this week we have another one for the record books, but in a totally different
5 Ways Homeschool Parents Can Prepare This Summer
🌞 5 Ways Homeschool Parents Can Prepare This Summer Summer is finally here. After months of library runs, science experiments, math lessons, read-alouds, and more
Laura Ingalls Wilder in Story and Song
Laura Ingalls Wilder (1867-1957) left a lasting impact on American literature with her Little House series of books. In this presentation, John Notgrass performs songs
Journey to 250: Virginia ~ Mother of Presidents 2
Continuing on our Journey to 250, this week we will be introduced to a Virginia personality who was ahead of his time in many ways,
Journey to 250: Virginia ~ Mother of Presidents
Get the cake and candles ready… find the largest flag you can… tune up that singing voice. Someone’s turning 250 really soon! As America prepares
NOI/EOP Deadlines & Overreach
ATTENTION VIRGINIA HOMESCHOOLERS: Conflicts are surfacing statewide as families approach key deadlines for submitting evidence of progress (due August 1, 2025) and the Notice of
Hope in Homeschooling
Homeschooling opens up a world of hope and joy to your family. The adventures, challenges, and experiences unique to homeschooling allow your family to grow
Summer Reading: Elizabeth Enright
Our childhood reading shapes our perspective, piques our curiosity, and lays the foundation for a lifetime of imagination and empathy. Few authors capture the beauty
Practice Makes Parent Podcast
The 42nd Annual Homeschool Convention is just a few weeks away! Join us June 5–7, 2025, at the Greater Richmond Convention Center for a weekend
Homeschool Science: May Flowers
You’ve probably heard the saying, “April showers bring May flowers”—and if you followed along with last week’s Homeschool Living, you might even have measured a
Dads and Homeschool
Your Homeschool Adventure Begins— with DAD! “Boys are the canaries in the coal mine of a culture losing its way.” When they go quiet, something’s
Homeschool Science: April Showers
If you’ve ever heard someone say, “April showers bring May flowers,” you’ve brushed up against a bit of weather wisdom that has stood the test
Instrument Petting Zoo at the Convention!
Discover the Joy of Music at the Instrument Petting Zoo! Step into a world of sound and possibility! Thanks to Sweetwater Sound, kids can explore
Convention News: Artificial Intelligence Track!
Artificial Intelligence AI Track…Preparing for the Future Artificial intelligence isn’t just science fiction anymore—it’s knocking on your homeschool door (probably while helping write a research
Homeschool Hub
THURSDAY, JUNE 5, AT THE CONVENTION I believe if you ask anyone who began their homeschool journey more than 10 years ago, they would tell
