New Year, New Homeschool!

Is a new homeschool wishful thinking? I mean, we are dealing with the same children and the same teacher, so how do we change things up this year? We can stop everything and start over. A new year can mean a new homeschool! Here is help. The new year is an opportunity to look at
If there’s one question nearly every homeschool parent hears, it’s this: “But what about socialization?” For decades, the myth has lingered that children who learn at home somehow miss out socially—isolated, disconnected, or lacking opportunities to build friendships. But when we look at real homeschool families and the diverse communities they build, the myth quickly
What do you really love about Christmas? Before the season sweeps you into its whirlwind, this is the question every homeschooling parent should pause to ask—especially when planning a holiday homeschool schedule. The holidays can easily pull us away from the peaceful family homeschool routine we value most. Instead of quiet evenings, Scripture readings, and

How Do You Homeschool With Games?

We often think that toys and games are keeping us from the real stuff of academics, but often, they are what make it stick. So many educational toys and games create opportunities for the kids to be scientific or creative or use logic or spatial skills. This is exactly what we want for our learners!
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