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How to Add Hands-On Activities and Experiences to Your Homeschool is from contributing writer Kris Bales of Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers. The beginning of the school year is a lot like New Year’s Day. It feels like a clean slate, full of endless possibilities. All the plans are swirling in your head and you’re excited because this is finally going to… Read More
How We Do a Four Day School Week (and why you might consider it too) is a post from Christine of Christine Trevino: We began homeschooling our boys in 2014 as an alternative to a less than desirable school district. What we’ve discovered through the journey of the past two years has been delightfully surprising. We love homeschooling our kids. The… Read More
Teaching American Sign Language: 5 Fun Activities is a post from contributing writer Megan Spires from Devotional Family. Have you ever considered teaching your children American Sign Language (ASL) as their second (or foreign) language? Does the thought of it sound a little intimidating? Maybe you’re like I was and just never know where to begin. Previously, here at Real… Read More
Making Books in Your Homeschool is a post by Sarah Small from SmallWorld at Home. Possibly, I am slightly obsessed with books. Not only do we have a dozen bookcases or more that house hardbacks and paperbacks of all shapes and sizes, butI have boxes of books that the kids have made during our dozen years of homeschooling. These books… Read More
10 Bible Songs to Teach Your Children is a post from contributing writer Dianna Kennedy. (This post contains affiliate links) If you’re a mother, you’ll teach your children a song or two while they’re small. Children often learn by repetition – like singing the same songs over and over! It’s never too early to lead our little ones to Christ… Read More
The following post is from Shannen of Middle Way Mom: Maybe you have allergies, or maybe you don’t like to go outdoors very much, or maybe you’re like me and have very young kids, and the work it takes to get ready to go is just too much some days. Whatever it is, some of us really need nature study… Read More