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Spelling Help: 5 Reasons Kids Misspell Words is from Becky of This Reading Mama: There’s no question about it. Spelling is tough for many kids. (Spelling is even tough for some adults.) There are many reasons kids misspell words, but today I want to explore just five of them. Spelling Help: 5 Reasons Kids Misspell Words 1. Spelling is much… Read More
Head, Heart, Hands: How to Create Daily Rhythms in Your Homeschool for Educating the Whole Child is a post by contributing writer Michelle of Raising Cajuns. One of the things so many of us love about homeschooling is that we can educate the whole child, meaning we can assist in their physical, academic, spiritual, and emotional growth simultaneously. No need for separate… Read More
Teaching Textbooks 3.0 Review: The Math I’d Use If I Were Still Homeschooling Post Preview: This post will cover why we love Teaching Textbooks, details about the new online version (Teaching Textbooks 3.) including a large family discount, why we are using it this summer with one of our public school kids, and information about a free trial and a… Read More
150+ Excellent Topic Ideas for Your Homeschool Co-op Classes Post Preview: Organized by subject matter, this post contains over 150 ideas for your next homeschool co-op class. There are homeschool co-op class ideas for all age levels and abilities. We loved being part of our homeschool co-op for many years while we were homeschooling. It was sometimes a lot of… Read More
15 Important Life Skills: An Essential List of Life Skills for Kids is a post by contributing writer Tonya from Travel Inspired Living. As homeschoolers, we often like to think that our children are better prepared to handle life situations than many of their public school counterparts. After all, they do see us “living life” day after day. But after speaking… Read More
How to Get a Grip on Homeschool Planning: Steps for Planning Your Homeschool Year is a guest post from Mary Prather of Homegrown Learners. During much of our “off” time this summer I have been thinking about and planning for the upcoming school year. The downside to immersing myself in homeschool reading (books, blogs, magazines, etc.) is the tendency… Read More