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
My homeschool supply list for successful unschooling
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
Top 10 Best Children’s Books about Elections and Politics
Living books form a significant pillar in my homeschooling approach. So, I thought I’d create a list of my top children’s books about elections. After
My Top 5 STEM Toys Your Kid Will Love!
Are you searching for toys that aren’t just fun, but educational too? If so, STEM toys could be exactly what you need. STEM toys started
The Best Living History Resources for Your Homeschool
When I was a kid, I hated social studies. I struggled to keep myself awake. The teacher always taught from a textbook and homework consisted
Personalized Learning Options for College You Need to Consider
Recently, my younger daughter (who is now in high school) and I were discussing future career plans and finding personalized learning options. Her older sister
How to Unschool College Readiness with Mr. D Math
Recently, my oldest daughter changed her career choice from freelance graphic designer/virtual assistant to pursue becoming a nuclear medicine technician instead. (What’s that? It’s the
Homeschool Language Arts Resources You’ll Love
Reading and writing skills are top-of-mind for most parents, and we homeschoolers are no different. That’s why I compiled my favorite homeschool language arts resources
Favorite Unschooling Science Resources for an Awesome Fun Homeschool
My favorite unschooling science resources encourage four traits. These are: curiosity, observation, discovery, experimentation, and critical thinking. As much as possible, I feel a child
Skills Needed for a Job in the New Gig Economy: Preparing Teens
As homeschoolers, many of us are called upon to be more than high school instructors. We also need to be career coaches and guidance counselors.
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