Homeschooling & Earning An Income
I have looked for opportunities to supplement our income that allows me to work from home, be with my kids, have flexible hours, and not interfere with our homeschooling schedule. I finally found something that fits all of my criteria.
VIPKID has blessed our family, and so I just want to share the opportunity with you in case it is the vehicle that helps you go on that elusive vacation, helps you reach those financial goals, or even provides a way for you to start homeschooling your kids.
Find out how I homeschool my kids and work from home here. A Review: ARTistic Pursuits Inc.
Dear Homeschooler, We can’t be expert teachers in all academic areas, right? I admit that I am not an art teacher. I mean, I am fine with arts and crafts, but I need guidance when teaching actual art techniques and styles. A while ago, I did a review of…
Review: Ed Emberley’s FunPrint
Update: Dear Homeschooler, Here is an older post that demonstrates the wonderfulness that is Ed Emberley. This is a great summer activity! Try taking it outside! Overview: This book is a combination of two books (Fingerprint Drawing Book and Great Thumbprint Drawing Book) which uses thumb and finger prints made…
Cave Resources
Dear Homeschooler, Check out these great cave resources. If you have an educational post on caves, link up! An InLinkz Link-up
Camping-Themed Resources
Dear Homeschooler, Check out these camping-themed resources. Link up if you have one you would like to share! An InLinkz Link-up
Free Book: Barnes and Noble Summer Reading Program
Dear Homeschooler, The Barnes and Noble Summer Reading Program is Back! Here’s how it works. Your student has to read 8 books and fill out the reading journal telling to whom they would recommend each book and why. Hand it in to Barnes and Noble by September 3, 2018 and BAM! your student…
Spring-Themed Resources
Dear Homeschooler, Check out these spring-themed resources! Link yours up today! An InLinkz Link-up
Shells, Tree Frogs, and Venus Fly Traps
This month, we…. Chatted with a tree frog Worked on our research lap books (subjects: food chains and horses) Schooled with Dad at the helm (while Mom was on ‘Momcation’ at the beach, looking for dolphins and shells and parasailing) Hiked and played in a creek with friends Went swimming…
Weigl Publishers: A Review
Dear Homeschooler, Books! We love them! We always leave the library with BAGS full of stories, handfuls of non-fiction texts, graphic novels, readers, and audiobooks. My kids can almost always count on a spontaneous purchase at the bookstore. That is why I was so pleased for the opportunity to review…
A Treasure Chest of Free Resources!
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