43+ homeschool math resources you’ve never heard of (but will love!)
Because Christian unschoolers do math differently, I compiled a list of my favorite homeschool math resources from over the years. Two of my children have
Because Christian unschoolers do math differently, I compiled a list of my favorite homeschool math resources from over the years. Two of my children have
I can’t believe that my last two kids are both now in high school! It’s bittersweet. I have been talking with my daughter who’s a
Online writing for kids can be a lifesaver when you homeschool several children. It encourages independent work and allows you to focus on the kids
Have you heard of Artzabox? These quarterly subscription boxes aim to take you to the Holy Land and walk in Christ’s footsteps. While a trip
You might not think that unschoolers consider a homeschool supply list, but you should. There are certain things that just make unschooling easier and more
Imagine if an online chemistry course allowed you to visualize atomic orbits and bonds and connected the science to everyday things. Would that transform your
All four of my children have some sort of learning difference, which means they need imaginative learning projects to succeed. The oldest two struggle with
Because my kids are teenagers and young adults, I don’t often write about little kids. After all, most homeschool programs try teaching small children to
My younger son needs a little nudging when it comes to reading books. He is very picky. It is challenging to find books that he
Does your teen love plants? Is he looking for something a bit off the beaten path to do after high school? Maybe one these careers
This year, my younger daughter enters her junior year of high school. You know what that means, it means it’s time to talk about career
Since I don’t believe in teaching little kids to write, we often do formal writing instruction a bit late. Narration and oral storytelling naturally lead
Generally, I don’t really like Bible studies for kids. I feel that they often make Jesus look like a nice man who helped people and
When my children were younger, one of my favorite places was the library. We regularly brought home stacks of books, as I’m sure your family
Planting a garden with kids can be one of the most rewarding ways to teach them about plants. It provides a custom made nature study
When we share facts about plants for kids, we often start out with dry, boring stuff like how to define botany. Unfortunately, that’s how most
One of the great things about summer is the abundance of plants. It seems like the trees suddenly sprout leaves from one day to the
We know our kids should spend more time outdoors in the warmer months, but sometimes it’s hard. It can feel like pulling teeth to get
Have you ever tried to define botany for your kids? How did that go? Did you get the eye roll? And then did you say,
What does your family do for Mother’s Day? Do they treat you like a queen, take you out for dinner, and clean the house for
Since my kids are all teens and young adults now, a lot of newer homeschooling moms (especially this past year! LOL) ask for my advice.
Right now, I have one child in high school and I have graduated two children. My youngest is finishing up middle school. Since I have
When my children were smaller, we belonged to a different church. In that church, one of the congregants was deaf. So, an interpreter stood at
I live in northern Illinois, where right now, there is close to two feet of snow on the ground! It’s been a while since we’ve
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