“Play is the highest form of research.” ~ Albert Einstein The word Lego® conjures up many favorable thoughts for parents and children alike. (Unless you
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 out
by Kyndra Steinmann When I was a girl, the homeschool group in Williamsburg/James City County and Charles City Counties in Virginia decided that it would
Family Game Nights by Lynna Sutherland Most homeschool moms love the idea of playing board games. Family game nights are a great idea for family
by Sharon Jeffus When we think of art for preschool and early elementary, we need to think of fun and adventure.Children this age have a
What We Should Know Q. Where can I find information about what my child should be learning at his grade level? I’m concerned that he
Q. Our son is working below grade level on some subjects, though he tested fine on the end-of-year, grade-level test. After I submitted his results,
Q. If I send in a Notice of Intent, does that mean I must comply with the immunization requirements? A. The law requires all children
Q. For an evaluation, it says the child must show progress. Since my special needs child is behind in several subjects, will that affect her
Q. I understand the CAT-5 survey test is being phased out. Is there another test that covers only what the law requires? A. The TerraNova
Q. Since my child had an IEP, is there anything extra I need to do when I file my Notice of Intent? A. Even though
Q. I have a child who is struggling to learn. I may need to have him tested, but I don’t know where to begin. Can
