Most grammar curricula is repetitive. In fact, about half of the material taught each year is review. This repetition can inadvertently communicate to students that grammar isn’t something they have to remember. After all, they’ll be covering it again next year!| iHomeschool Network
You can bring delight to your homeschool by customizing a textbook-free history curriculum the whole family can enjoy together. Break free from the graded workbooks and explore the adventure of history across a wide age range!| iHomeschool Network
Now that my oldest child is in high school, I’m getting bombarded with the “he needs to be in a public school setting” issue yet again! This is despite the fact that we’ve proven to the well-meaning family members how much of a positive difference home education has been for him through the years. | iHomeschool Network
At some point, every homeschool mother experiences homeschool burnout. Parenting and homeschooling are demanding, even for the most devoted mom, so it is not surprising we eventually reach the point where we can feel that burned out feeling creeping in. So what do we do?| iHomeschool Network
Looking back on my daughter’s life, there were many signs that she was a child with anxiety. I just didn’t know enough at the time to recognize it.| iHomeschool Network
I imagine you’ve heard the numerous reasons why audiobooks are fantastic for your homeschool. We know that we can listen to the classics on a road trip, enjoy entertaining stories without Mom having to read everything, and kids can independently listen to books beyond their reading level.| iHomeschool Network
When most people hear the phrase “play-based learning,” they immediately picture a preschool classroom full of blocks, dress-up clothes, and sensory bins. But here’s the truth: play-based learning is not just for little kids. In fact, it’s one of the most powerful and underused tools we have — for learners of all ages. Whether you’re homeschooling a kindergartener or navigating middle school at home, incorporating play into your learning routine can boost motivation, deepen unders...| ihomeschoolnetwork.com
