Resources for the Eclectic Homeschooler
You Will Be Surprised When You See Teaching Textbooks Now Homeschool math curriculum, it’s one of the most challenging subjects to find the right fit. There are plenty of them to choose from, but one choice that seems to be widely used in the homeschool community and for a good reason is Teaching Textbooks. Whether … Read More
Creative Out of the Box Ideas for Homeschooling with Legos If you have kids over the age of three, chances are you have a big box of Legos sitting around the house, too. Kids love playing with the blocks and figurines that come with these sets. They can make so many things with them such … Read More
How to Create More Hands-On Experiences in Your Homeschool If you are new to homeschooling or even if you have been homeschooling for a while, you may be missing hands-on opportunities in your homeschool. It is common for homeschoolers to get caught up in the curriculum and checking off the boxes each day. But what … Read More
10 Engaging Workbooks to Add to Your Homeschool The beautiful thing about home education and learning is that it can be done from anywhere at any time. Whether your child attends a co-op or class outside of the home, your family is road schooling or you homeschool full-time, there are wonderful homeschool workbooks that can … Read More
5 Extra Ways To Help You Teach Math Is Fun Math is one of those subjects that you either love or you hate. Not a lot of people are in between on this one. Some people do well and learn quickly, while others struggle and have a hard time understanding it. Students rarely learn that … Read More
10 Easy And Exciting Coding Resources For Kids If learning how to code was a valuable skill in the late 90’s and early 2000’s, it is even more of a big deal now. Our kids can have a huge advantage over the peers if they start learning how to code at an early age. Not … Read More
Homeschool Unit Studies That The Whole Family Will Enjoy If you are homeschooling more than one child, then you know that it can be a challenge at times. When we have multiple students in a family it is common we have a multi-aged homeschool. You may be teaching a middle schooler, an elementary aged student, … Read More
Spring Flowers Books & Activities for Preschoolers Your child will love learning about flowers with these spring books for preschoolers. Learn outdoors and in with hands-on activities, crafts, and engaging children’s literature all about spring flowers. In this pack, you’ll find crafts and activities to encourage your child to learn and explore while gently … Read More
What Everybody Needs to Know About Homeschool Curriculum A lot of homeschoolers are guilty of agonizing way too much over curriculum options! It’s so overwhelming to see all the vast array of choices and styles out there, and it’s so easy to start thinking that if we just choose the right one – everything will … Read More
How To Make A Trip To The Grocery Store Count In Your Homeschool Day From toddlerhood to the teenage years, a trip to the grocery store could be so much more than the mundane act of restocking on essentials. Especially for homeschoolers! A homeschool grocery store trip can “count” when it comes to your homeschool … Read More
