Multisensory learning activities have the potential to make learning a breeze at any age. From preschool to high school, there are opportunities to approach learning in a whole new way that’s engaging and fun for kids and their parents! Have you ever felt like your homeschool days are full of eye rolls, distractions, and endless…
Travel and field trips are very different now that Emily is in middle school. We just returned from a big trip across the country and there’s so much I want to share with you! We learned some cool things about traveling while homeschooling a middle schooler that I can’t wait to share with you. For…
No matter which homeschooling philosophy you’ve fallen in love with, it’s totally possible to homeschool without a curriculum. Along the way, your whole family might just fall in love with learning again. Instead of following a boxed curriculum this school year, why not jump outside the box and pursue real-world learning through games, great books,…
It’s important to foster learning independence as we homeschool. We want our children to love learning and pursue it even as adults. Part of achieving this goal is encouraging self-directed learning and helping kids prepare to lead their educational journey. Practicing interest-led learning or child-led learning, is a great first step toward preparing your middle…
Have you ever worried that your homeschool science curriculum was too easy? Are you having trouble making science exciting and engaging? Then, don’t miss this new Study of Science! We have taken an interest-led learning approach to 11 different scientific fields, using hands-on activities, engaging discussions, custom coloring pages, and the printable games your kids…
Are you looking for fun new games to play? Then, you’re in the right place! There are lots of exciting new April games for kids of all ages to enjoy. We love playing games together and incorporating them into our homeschool lesson plans. There are so many excellent games covering a wide variety of subjects!…
Bad homeschool days are inevitable. Whether you are a new homeschool mom or a veteran they will happen. When the bad days happen in our homeschool I try to turn them around by using 5 simple tricks. Homeschool Tip: How To Turn Around A Bad Day My hope is that these five ideas that help…
This animal science homeschool unit study is perfect for your aspiring vet or animal lover. Discover the power of interest-led learning with this engaging approach. Emily has loved animals for as long as I can remember. She has always had a strong desire to work with animals when she is older. So, when she requested…
We love reading books in a series! It’s so much fun to fall in love with the characters and follow along as they grow throughout the series. If you’ve ever finished a book and wished there was more, a great book series might be the way to go. This list of the best book series…
There are so many lessons I’ve learned from teaching at home! Since we began our journey years ago, I’ve discovered some beginner tips that might help new parents get started. So let’s talk about what I wish I knew before we started homeschooling. I wish I had been more familiar with home education pros and…
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