Teaching Learning Skills as a Homeschooler
Teaching your child facts is good but teaching learning skills is probably the most important. Here’s how to teach them how to learn.
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Homeschool 101: Physical Education
Homeschool physical education can feel like the most challenging subject to teach. But it can be the easiest – and fun for the whole family!
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How to Homeschool Middle School
Homeschool middle school can be one of the most challenging ages to home educate. It starts to feel real. But it’s really fun too!
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Science Study: Earth Sciences
Studying rocks, fossils or earthquakes in your homeschool? Get all the earth sciences resources you need in one cool post!
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Homeschooling Valentine’s Day
Do you miss school Valentine’s Day parties? Homeschool valentines are much more fun. Here are some things you can do to celebrate!
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Teaching Finance to your High Schooler
Teaching finance to your high schooler can be intimidating, and is often not taught. Here’s the what, why and how to teach financial literacy.
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Finding Childcare as a Homeschooler
Finding childcare as a homeschooler doesn’t have to be more challenging than any other parent. Just be creative!
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Creative Alternatives to Therapy
Therapy is expensive! So if you or your child need a therapist — physical, OT, speech or talk — there are alternatives to therapy!
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Coaching Kids for Life
When we transition into coaching kids, it’s challenging. It’s letting go and letting them do it themselves. Here’s how to be a good coach.
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Is it a Homeschool Problem or Parenting?
Is it a homeschool problem? Or is it a parenting issue? Sometimes it can be hard to tell the difference when our kids have issues.
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