Homeschooling Tips

Help your older child learn best with the Delight Directed Learning method and some parental guidelines. See the example.

To all the American readers, Happy Independence Day! The Interview The other day I was watching the news and they had a short segment where they interviewed different people and asked them each the same question. They only asked two age groups of people. The first was college-age “kids”, and the second was the grandparent…

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Hi Friend! Welcome to the very beginning of this year’s Blogging Through the Alphabet series. I can’t wait to get into this again, and share with you all the wonderful information, resources, ideas, tips, and tricks from homeschool bloggers. It’s gonna be a great time of getting to know each other, and I’m sure that…

This is the last post in our Homeschooling Tips from A to Z. So this week we are looking at the tip that starts with Z, and that’s Zoology.

Our letter Y homeschool tips for this week are: Yearbooks, Year-Round Schooling, and using YouTube in your homeschool.

Homeschooling tips that begin with the letter or sound of “x”. Part of our Homeschooling Tips from A to Z series.

Our homeschool tip for the letter W is about Writing. We’ll discuss the types of writing, prompts, and activities that your kids will love.

Our Homeschooling Tips for the letter V is about Volunteering. We’ll look at some volunteering ideas and let you see some of our stories.

Unit Studies is the homeschool topic we’ll talk about this week. We’ll see why to use them, and how I created my own with the fifty state quarters.

Our letter T gives us lots of tips to talk about. We’ll see tips about tadpoles, thankfulness, tenth & twelfth grade, plus more!

Let’s look at tips on Science, Social Studies, Schoolrooms, Supplies, Schedules, Struggling Learners, and how to Start Homeschooling.

This week we will be looking at homeschooling tips that begin with the letter R. They are Reading, Reports, and Rest.

Our Homeschooling Tips from A to Z series continues. This week we’ll be looking at the homeschooling tips that begin with the letter Q.

Our Homeschooling Tips from A to Z series continues. This week we’ll be looking at homeschool tips that begin with the letter P.

Our Homeschooling Tips from A to Z series continues. This week we’ll be looking at our homeschooling tips that begin with the letter O.

Our Homeschooling Tips from A to Z series continues. This week all of our homeschooling tips begin with the letter N.

Our Homeschooling Tips from A to Z series continues. This week we are looking at homeschooling tips that begin with the letter M.

We continue our Homeschooling Tips from A to Z series, with our homeschooling tips starting with the letter L.

Our Homeschooling Tips from A to Z series continues. This week we will be looking at homeschool tips that begin with the letter K.

Our Homeschooling Tips from A to Z series continues. This week we’ll discuss the types of journaling your child can do as well as jobs around the house.

This is our homeschooling tips from A to Z series. This week will look at homeschooling tips that begin with the letter I.

Homeschooling tips from A to Z. This week all of our homeschool tips begin with the letter H.

This week all of our homeschool tips start with the letter G. These tips will help you get started if you are new to homeschooling.

In our series of blogging through the alphabet, we will look at homeschooling tips that start with the letter F this week.

Homeschooling tips that begin with the letter E. This continues in our series of Homeschooling Tips from A to Z.

Homeschooling tips that begin with the letter D. Part of our Blogging Through the Alphabet series, of Homeschooling Tips from A to Z.

Our Homeschooling tips from A to Z continues. This week all of our homeschooling tips are going to start with the letter C.

This week in our weekly homeschooling tips from A to Z series, we are focusing on the letter B.

In our homeschooling tips from A to Z, we begin by looking at homeschooling tips that begin with the letter A. Adaptability, Awards, Affection, plus more!

How to make your vacation educational and memorable for your homeschooling family.

Homeschoolers can take advantage of having a small business. Here’s how we did it.

Free, printable educational indoor games for kids. Keep your kids engaged and learning while they are stuck inside of the house.

Is there a perfect homeschooling day? See what our days are really like and what you need in order to have a perfect homeschooling day.

A review game for any subject. Get as many points as you can but don’t get zonked by pulling the wrong token and losing all your points.

As a homeschooling mom, I have never made a reading list for myself.  Maybe I should have, but I never have.  Pleasant reading time for me is far and few between, but as my children have grown up, I have enjoyed reading children’s novels to them. Most of what I read to them were my…

Do your kids know what to do to stay alive in an active shooter situation? Here’s how and what to teach your kids.

Keeping your homeschooled child focused on schoolwork can be a chore, but here are my most helpful tips to keep your child more focused to get more done.

Create a mission-minded homeschool so your kids will have a heart for lost souls and an awareness of missionaries locally and around the world.

Choose the best homeschooling curriculum by knowing the requirements, knowing how much assistance you will need, and by knowing your child’s learning style.

How to homeschool your children with wonderful living books. Discover advantages and disadvantages and how to plan your lessons. Organize your library too.