The Value of Learning and Movement in Your Homeschool

The Value of Learning and Movement in Your Homeschool

Adding movement activities to your homeschool lesson plans adds value to the learning experience for everyone. The connection between learning and movement is strong and filled with benefits. Movement activities motivate kids, increase comprehension and retention, and boost self-confidence. So how can you combine learning and movement in your homeschool? There are lots of fun…

The Ultimate Guide To Year By Year Learning: How to Teach Preschool Through High School

The Ultimate Guide To Year By Year Learning: How to Teach Preschool Through High School

Homeschooling looks different for everyone so it’s not surprising that planning and record keeping often look different for each family too. Measuring progress in preschool and kindergarten is a lot different than in middle school and high school! So how can you keep track of progress in your homeschool through the years? Don’t miss my…

Learning Doesn’t Have To Be Difficult: Using Discovery Decks In Your Homeschool

Learning Doesn’t Have To Be Difficult: Using Discovery Decks In Your Homeschool

Fortunately, learning doesn’t have to be difficult, it can be lots of fun! Cultivating lifelong learners is much easier when we can make lessons fun and engaging for our children. Plus, difficult isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. Did you know children learn and retain more when activities are engaging and fun for them?…

Homeschooling Middle School: Evolving Interests and Learning

Homeschooling Middle School: Evolving Interests and Learning

Homeschooling middle school is so different! Emily’s interests and the things she wants to learn about are constantly changing. It’s much harder to practice interest-led learning now and I need to get creative about it. Even though things are changing, our interest-led learning approach is still filled with benefits for older children. As we discover…

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