Raise your hand if your kid loves art. Yeah, mine too. I know the struggle to find affordable art lessons all too well. Of course, I could go the “free” route but you get what you pay for. With hundreds of YouTube videos available, I really have to keep an eye on what my kidskeep reading…
High School Economics Curriculum
In this day and age, there are few things more important than understanding the world around us. Knowing how and why things work, why we vote the way we do and how the economy works is vital. Yet so many people don’t understand even the most basic economic principles. When we found a high schoolkeep reading…
25+ Usborne Science Books for Homeschoolers
Usborne Books and More is the leader in quality non-fiction books for children. They deliver a hands on experience that make kids ENJOY reading. From vibrant and engaging images to their easy-to-digest bits of information, kids can’t get enough of these book. We’ve rounded up the best of the best and are here to present youkeep reading…
First Day of Homeschool Celebration Ideas
The first day back to school can feel like a drag. While public school kids get new clothes and shoes, homeschool kids often just get a few basic supplies. But there is no reason homeschoolers can’t be excited about kicking off a new school year, too! Your first day of homeschool celebration should be akeep reading…
7th Grade Homeschool Plans
I’ve finally got our curriculum picked out for my baby girl’s 7th grade homeschool plans. How is she already in 7th grade? It seems like yesterday that I pulled her out of kindergarten and started our homeschool jouney, scared as could be! I love having a record of what we’ve done in years past andkeep reading…
2nd Grade Homeschool Plans
How is it possible that my baby boy is already 7 years old? Time flies when you’re having fun…or when you’re cleaning, homeschooling and chauffeuring a bunch of kids around! I’ve finally got our 2nd grade homeschool plans done and today, I’m sharing them with you! In our home state of Missouri, you don’t havekeep reading…
11th Grade Homeschool Plans
High school can be scary but after hours and hours of research, I’ve finally got Miss Bookworm’s 11th grade homeschool plans finalized! It’s hard to believe we’re nearing the end of our homeschool journey with our oldest. It seems like just yesterday that she was wrapping up 4th grade in public school and starting downkeep reading…
CodeChangers Virtual Camps for Kids
The world is changing at a rapid pace and families are spending more and more time at home. Memories are being made and kids are learning how to get along with their siblings. Parents are working from home. Kids are schooling from home. New hobbies are being discovered at home. CodeChangers Virtual Camps for kidskeep reading…
20 Easy Online Homeschool Options
When it feels like the world is going crazy, it can be scary to send your kiddos back to school. But what are you to do when you work full time, have no patience and just need some easy online homeschool options? While homeschooling is so much more than just books and science experiments, duringkeep reading…
Hands-On History Timeline for Homeschoolers
Do you ever find a curriculum and you just want to climb to the highest mountain and profess your love for it, for the rest of the world to hear? That’s exactly how I felt when I first laid eyes on Home School in the Woods’ hands-on history timeline. How could it be exactly whatkeep reading…
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