If you’re anything like me, you are scared poop-less of the later years of homeschooling. I’m not sure what it is that makes us feel so much pressure. Is it the fact that we’re teaching subjects we probably know nothing about or the fact that our child’s entire future successes rests solely on our shoulders? (Okay, thatkeep reading…
Homeschool for FREE using DIY.org
A few years ago, we attended an “Old-Time Festival” where my kids got to experience all kinds of fun hobbies from the past. Basket weaving, soap making and needlepoint were just a few. They also learned how to cook in cast iron skillets over an open fire, learned to shoot a bow and arrow andkeep reading…
Homeschool for FREE using Homeschool Share
Homeschooling younger kids can be tedious. Trying to find a curriculum that will hold their interest and make them want to learn is even harder. Kids were made to run and play, jump and dance and to release all of their energy through movement. Homeschooling a wiggly child has its very own set of challenges.keep reading…
Using Khan Academy in Your Homeschool
Math. Otherwise known in the homeschooling world as “The Spawn of Satan.” Hours of explanations, examples and slaving over your textbook just aren’t helping. But this isn’t just a homeschool problem. Many public school teachers just can’t seem to make math “click” with their students. That’s the problem Sal Khan’s cousin was having. Sal solvedkeep reading…
