Dear Homeschooler, We know there a vast selection of teaching methods. In fact, countless posts and websites are completely devoted to this subject, and while some of us stick closely to one particular teaching method, I find that most of us are fairly eclectic and use a conglomeration of methods. I…
Dear Homeschooler, I am always looking for books for my kids to read that not only have substance but also is engaging and fun. That is why I was excited for the opportunity to review The Kingdom Files by Matt Koceich and published by Barbour Publishing. The Kingdom…
Dear Homeschooler, We love reading. Actually, I just had to buy another bookshelf to hold the overflow. Reading both chapter books and picture books is not only a great way to be captured by a new story but also an amazing opportunity to learn. That is why I was excited…
Dear Homeschoolers, Just starting the homeschool journey with little ones? Check out these great preschool math resources. Have a good post on a great way to have fun while doing math with preschoolers? Link up! An InLinkz Link-up
Dear Homeschooler, Last year, we wrapped up studying the Middle Ages by going to one of those Medieval Banquets with dinner and jousting. It was so much fun, and it really made history come alive for the kids. (We were going for fun — not historically accuracy.) Over the…
Dear Homeschooler, Check out these scientific resources for lower elementary! If you have a great post to add, link up! An InLinkz Link-up
Dear Homeschooler, Do you school year round? We definitely do not! We are diligent during the school year (August – May). We put our days in, do our lessons, finish our books and courses, but come May, we take our nose off the grind to frolic in the flowers…
Dear Homeschooler, Listening to the radio can be tricky with kids. I’m thinking specifically about music like KidzBop that have kids singing popular songs. Now, some of these songs aren’t bad, but the biggest issue I have with them is this: Kids are singing about adult situations. Why are…
