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Do You Need to Fill These Math Holes?

November 22, 2019 by Guest Writer Leave a Comment

Is Math a Struggle? Is your child struggling with math, but you’re not sure exactly what you can do to help him? If you’re a homeschooling parent, perhaps you have tried more than one curriculum, but still your child struggles. Perhaps your child attends regular school, and he is not able to consistently perform well […]

Filed Under: Homeschool, STEAM

Fall Activities for Early Learners

September 20, 2019 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

Take advantage of the season with some fall activities for young learners.

Fall Activities For Young Learners This blog uses referral links. Please read my disclosure policy. Fall temperatures may not be in the air yet (at least where we live)–but it won’t be long before we’ll be seeing some changing leaves on the trees. Is it fall yet where you live? We sure are looking forward to […]

Filed Under: Early Learning, Homeschool

Rock Painting for Beginners

September 13, 2019 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

rock painting for homeschool art

Art Class Idea This blog uses referral links. Please read my disclosure policy. Rock Painting For Beginners: Simple Step-by-Step Techniques initially caught my interest at the beginning of summer. I thought it would be a fun way to start an activity with my kids and to inspire some creativity without spending a lot of money. Walking […]

Filed Under: Elementary, High School, Homeschool, Middle School, STEAM

Homeschooling High School with College in Mind

September 11, 2019 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

Homeschooling High School With College in Mind

Homeschooling High School Made Easy This blog uses affiliate links. Please read my disclosure policy. As a homeschooling mom with two boys in college and one in high school, it seems like there are endless tasks that need to get done to ensure that my boys all meet the criteria for college success. The new […]

Filed Under: High School, Homeschool, Reviews & Resources

Roadschooling 101

June 5, 2019 by Anne Campbell 6 Comments

Making Roadschooling Work for You When life gets in the way of homeschooling, homeschool parents often have to take school on the road. Sometimes, life seems to get in the way of plowing ahead and finishing the week’s schoolwork. Despite traveling, doctor’s appointments, sports practice, extracurricular classes, and running errands, homeschool must go on! Here […]

Filed Under: Getting Started, Homeschool

Interest Led Learning for High School

May 7, 2019 by Anne Campbell 91 Comments

Interest Led Learning: Teaching to Their Interests This blog uses affiliate links. Please read my disclosure policy. My eighth-grader has become passionate about filmmaking, from script writing to directing to camera-operating. He started with a flip camera, then added a camcorder and a stop-motion animation program with a webcam. He’s been working all summer cutting grass to […]

Filed Under: High School, Homeschool

When I Pray for You

February 13, 2019 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

A Celebration of Prayer This blog uses referral links. Please read my disclosure policy. If you’re a parent, I dare you to read When I Pray for You without shedding a tear? Bet you can’t! Matthew Paul Turner has exquisitely captured the prayers, hopes, and dreams all parents have for their kids. From the moment they’re […]

Filed Under: Early Learning, Homeschool

The Best Activity-Based Gifts for Toddlers

October 17, 2018 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

The best gifts for toddlers are gifts that provide experiences. Activity-based gifts will not only keep kids interested and engaged, but will also grow with them and stand the test of time.

Holiday Gift Guide for Toddlers Top 10 Activity-Based Ideas The holidays are fast approaching! During this busy time of year, it helps to plan ahead for gifts so you can avoid the last minute stress of looking for ‘just the right thing’. If you have a toddler in your life, you will want some unique […]

Filed Under: Early Learning, Homeschool

10 Ways to Encourage Independent Reading

September 24, 2018 by Anne Campbell 5 Comments

Tips for getting young readers excited about reading. Ideas for elementary homeschool teachers.

Whether you have a reluctant reader or an enthusiastic beginning reader, encouraging a love of independent reading will set them up for success. There are some easy things to get kids excited about reading. Check out our list of favorite tips! How to encourage independent reading 1. Read aloud to your children every day, even […]

Filed Under: Elementary, Homeschool, Language Arts

Teaching Difficult Subjects When You Don’t Feel Qualified

September 16, 2018 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

These Options Will Make Those Difficult Subjects Easy! Homeschool parents often have concerns about whether or not they can handle teaching certain subjects, especially as kids get older. Some parents don’t feel they are qualified to teach more advanced subjects like algebra, chemistry, or foreign languages. Homeschool parents may already feel they are under scrutiny […]

Filed Under: Getting Started, High School, Homeschool

Hands-on Science: Electronics for Homeschoolers

September 10, 2018 by Anne Campbell 2 Comments

Electonics for homeschoolers is a great alternative science curriculum for out-of-the-box learners, with a flexible and multi-age format.

Electronics for Alternative Learners Electronics classes are perfect for homeschool science for ‘out-of-the-box’ learners. These classes are great for kids who don’t thrive on textbook learning. Electronics projects also benefit kids who need to experience something with their hands to help them understand a concept. QSL offers online classes for homeschool students, with a flexible […]

Filed Under: Elementary, High School, Homeschool, Middle School, STEAM

5 Ways to Get Your Student Writing Now!

August 6, 2018 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

Is it a challenge to get your student writing? Creative writing develops valuable skills that help students with academic writing and critical thinking. For homeschool parents, it can seem like an uphill battle to get your student writing. If you're the parent of a reluctant young writer, the task is difficult. The summer is the perfect time to encourage your child to get creative. With a helpful start, your student can find a love for crafting stories.

Is it a challenge to get your student writing? Creative writing develops valuable skills that help students with academic writing and critical thinking. For homeschool parents, it can seem like an uphill battle to get your student writing. If you’re the parent of a reluctant young writer, the task is difficult. The summer is the perfect […]

Filed Under: Homeschool, Language Arts

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