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Not only will The Day the Crayons Quit Sensory Bin encourage your family to read aloud together, it will also provide positive sensory input.| The Chaos and the Clutter
St Irene Press offers curriculum for families to add an Orthodox Christian element to their schooling to help the formation of an "Orthodox phronema" in their children. The post Thoughts on Orthodox Christian Homeschooling and the Orthodox Christian Morning Time Curriculum appeared first on Orthodox Reflections.| Orthodox Reflections
Not only will The Day the Crayons Quit Sensory Bin encourage your family to read aloud together, it will also provide positive sensory input.| The Chaos and the Clutter
Our aim in Education is to give a Full Life.––We begin to see what we want. Children make large demands upon us. We owe it to them to initiate an... The post Education for a Full Life appeared first on a humble place.| a humble place
Please note that I have linked to the book lists on the AO website to respect their licensing terms and the hard work they’ve put into such an amazing curriculum that they offer for... The post Our Charlotte Mason Homeschool Sixth Grade Plans (take 2!) appeared first on a humble place.| a humble place
(Please note that I have linked to the book lists on the AO website to respect their licensing terms and the hard work they've put into| a humble place
If you’ve been wondering when to start homeschooling preschool, you’re not alone. Parents ask this question all the time here at Homeschool Preschool — and the answer is often more flexible than you might think. Maybe you’re afraid of starting too early and burning your child out. Or you worry that waiting too long might... The post When to Start Homeschooling Preschool appeared first on Homeschool Preschool.| Homeschool Preschool
Learn how to start homeschooling preschool with confidence! Get tips on what to teach, how to structure your day, and why simple is best.| Homeschool Preschool
From the very beginning—I struggled with adjusting to being a mom. It’s a good thing we had another baby fifteen months later and still another one seventeen months after that. But whether it was one child or three kids under age three, I felt as though I was drowning. I struggled during those early years of motherhood, and it was disappointing because I wanted so desperately to love it. But I didn’t. I just floundered and stumbled my way through. Head Outside I signed up for differen...| Club31Women
Looking for a fun and simple craft to do with your kids? Check out this sunflower felt craft.| Only Passionate Curiosity
This Magic Milk Lightbulb Experiment will give you the opportunity to teach your kids about chemistry and physics while doing an engaging hands-on activity.| Only Passionate Curiosity
Elephants are fascinating creatures! Check out this fun easy to do elephant craft for kids. Make this a learning activity too with the facts we share about elephants! Make it part of an animal study.| Only Passionate Curiosity
Make the first day of school math activities fun and stress-free with simple games, posters and creative ideas for every grade level.| Thrive at Home
Discover best practices for using AI in high school homeschooling, while keeping learning authentic and hands-on.| iHomeschool Network
Practice a variety of important early learning skills with your preschoolers and kindergartners this school year using these engaging and hands-on Dinosaur Preschool Theme printables and activities. You’ll find color by code printables, lots of math and literacy activities, and so much more! You’re definitely not going to want to miss them! I’m super excited... The post 15+ Dinosaur Preschool Theme Printables & Activities appeared first on The Keeper of the Memories.| The Keeper of the Memories
Starting up a new homeschooling year? Here are some things to keep in mind if you're teaching a struggling learner. Don't be unsocialized! Click over to read the rest at Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers.| Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers
Morning time has been one of the few constants in our homeschool. As my children have changed, our schedules have changed, and our goals have changed, we have adapted our homeschooling curriculum in many ways, but having a morning time has remained a constant. There have been years when morning time more typically happened in … Continue reading Family Time (aka Morning Time) 2025| The Schoolin' Swag Blog
Kids will love painting, gluing, and decorating this cute paper plate peacock. With just a few supplies you can get from your local Dollar Store,... The post Paper Plate Peacock appeared first on Homeschool and Happiness.| Homeschool and Happiness
These adorable tissue paper crafts and creative tissue paper art projects are perfect for kids. Put that leftover tissue paper to use and create something... The post Tissue Paper Crafts and Creative Tissue Paper Art Projects appeared first on Homeschool and Happiness.| Homeschool and Happiness
Imagine your child walking into a room full of cousins, aunts, and grandparents who all speak Spanish. Everyone smiles, hugs are exchanged, and the hard part comes: speaking. For many middle schoolers just starting out, the idea of using Spanish during a family visit feels overwhelming. They might know a few words from an app […] The post 25 Spanish Phrases Every Middle Schooler Should Know Before a Family Visit appeared first on Homeschool Spanish Academy.| Homeschool Spanish Academy
If you’ve recently enrolled your child in Spanish lessons, you might be wondering… “Are they actually learning anything?” I know that feeling. You’re watching from the sidelines, cheering them on, hoping the phrases they repeat out loud during class will stick. But without worksheets to grade or tests to track, how can you tell if […] The post What Progress Looks Like in the First 3 Months of Spanish appeared first on Homeschool Spanish Academy.| Homeschool Spanish Academy
Homeschooling is an incredible investment in your child’s education — but the cost of homeschool... The post How to Save Money on Homeschool Curriculum (Without Sacrificing Quality) appeared first on Teach Beside Me.| Teach Beside Me
Welcome back to another season of Homeschool Conversations with Humility and Doxology! I'm Amy Sloan, a second-generation homeschooling mom of five including 2 graduates, and I’m so excited to be back in your earbuds for Season 12. Today’s episode is a special one: a listener Q&A to kick off the…| Humility and Doxology
My favorite Charlotte Mason history resources, including supplemental books, Book of Centuries, and more!| a humble place
EdChoice recently hosted a panel discussion that brought together Black homeschooling and microschooling mothers to share their experiences.| EdChoice
Lions are majestic and impressive mammals to visit at the zoo. This lion paper craft will be a fun project for World Lion Day on August 10.| Only Passionate Curiosity
Got extra paper bags hanging around? Here's a fun project to do with your kids: a paper bag beaver puppet.| Only Passionate Curiosity
Teach your kids about the water cycle with this felt water cycle craft!| Only Passionate Curiosity
Today, we're bringing you a printable of several unique summer scavenger hunts, which you can print out and use to make your summertime activities that much more adventurous.| Only Passionate Curiosity
If you’ve ever felt like traditional education doesn’t reflect your family’s values, you’re not alone. For many families, the ability to center their child’s education around faith—and to protect them from the secular worldview often… The post Best Christian Homeschool Programs: How to Choose a Faith-Based Curriculum for Your Family appeared first on Bridgeway Academy.| Bridgeway Academy
Home School Researcher Volume 39, No. 4, 2025, p. 1-9 Hannah Hobson Elementary Music Teacher, Lancaster Elementary School, Norwell Community Schools, Bluffton, Indiana, hannah.hobson@nwcs.k12.in.us William Sauerland Assistant Professor of Music, School of Music, Purdue University Fort Wayne, Fort Wayne, Indiana, sauer...| National Home Education Research Institute
Home School Researcher Volume 39, No. 3, 2025, p. 1-11 Nancy Leech Professor, School of Education & Human Development, University of Colorado Denver, Denver, Colorado, nancy.leech@ucdenver.edu Miriam Howland Cummings Ph.D. Student, School of Education and Human Development, University of Colorado Denver, Denver, Color...| National Home Education Research Institute
Home School Researcher Volume 39, No. 2, 2025, p. 1-8 Marta Giménez-Dasí Faculty of Psychology, Complutense University of Madrid, Madrid, Spain, magdasi@ucm.es Laura Quintanilla Faculty of Psychology, Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia, Madrid, Spain, lquintanilla@psi.uned.es Renata Sarmento-Henrique Psy...| National Home Education Research Institute
Home School Researcher Volume 39, No. 1, 2025, p. 1-9 Lucy Barnard-Brak Professor, Department of Special Education, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, lbarnardbrak@ua.edu Carolina Kudesey Doctoral Candidate, Department of Special Education, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, clkudesey@ua.edu Abstract...| National Home Education Research Institute
Brian D. Ray, Ph.D.| National Home Education Research Institute
As moms, our responsibilities seem endless. You can't do everything, but you can do the most important things when you know the secrets of being productive.| iHomeschool Network
Homeschooling a child with dyslexia is a wild, beautiful ride—equal parts rewarding and exhausting. It’s filled with tiny victories, surprising detours, and a lot of self-doubt if we’re being honest. You might head into it thinking a structured curriculum and some phonics flashcards will do the trick… but pretty quickly you learn there’s a whole lot more to it.| iHomeschool Network
Find out how habit training can help create a peaceful home environment and more effective homeschooling.| They Call Me Blessed
Whether you’re looking forward to the start of school, dreading the start of school, or totally unsure about the start of school, you’ll find lots of ideas here to make your August easier. Welcome to my calendar of August themed activities for kids! This calendar is designed for parents and teachers at home or in... Read More » The post August Themed Activities for Kids appeared first on Living Montessori Now.| Living Montessori Now
These Space Preschool Theme printables and activities are perfect for practicing important early learning skills with your preschoolers and kindergartners this school year.| The Keeper of the Memories
Explore the fascinating world of ocean animals with these fun and creative ocean animal crafts. Use them to get kids interested in the ocean life and the different species known. Ocean Animal Crafts. Whale Puppet| Homeschool and Happiness
If you’re homeschooling a teen, you know that equipping them for long-term success of adulthood means they need a lot more than just a few math, literature, and science credits. They need to know how to make a myriad of ordinary (yet vital) decisions every day, from budgeting to insurance to avoiding debt. Including personal […]| Humility and Doxology
My back-to-school shopping list includes all the essentials your kiddos need and will help you avoid all the long shopping lines.| One Happy Housewife
Inside: These back-to-school science activities will captivate your kids’s minds and promote exploration, critical thinking, and a love for learning. Are you ready to kickstart the new school year with excitement and engagement? Here are some of our favorite science activities, perfect for igniting a passion for learning and setting the stage for a fantastic… The post The Best & Most Exciting Back-to-School Science first appeared on KidMinds.| KidMinds
I receive quite a few questions related to picture study in my inbox, including why it’s important, how to do it, and how to print art. Another one that sometimes... The post Simple Ideas for Displaying Picture Study Art appeared first on a humble place.| a humble place
(Please note that I have linked to the book lists on the Ambleside Online website to respect their licensing terms and the hard work they’ve put into such an amazing curriculum that they... The post Our Charlotte Mason Homeschool Fifth Grade Recap (take 2!) appeared first on a humble place.| a humble place
A recap of our Charlotte Mason year 8!| a humble place
A gathering of the top homeschool resources to help your homeschool be the best It can be! Homeschooling can be simple and full of freedom.| Your BEST Homeschool
My father-in-law once explained why he wanted to ‘homeschool’ when almost no one else in the state was doing so. “I wanted my children to be like their mother rather than like the teachers in the schools.” Whether this was or is the best practical conclusion, it in any case indicates a key starting point: […]| LifeCraft
We surveyed a nationally representative sample of parents, providing insights into who homeschools. Who they are will surprise you.| EdChoice
Homeschool Math Curriculum I’m so excited to tell you about my newest project, a homeschool math curriculum! I know I’m biased, but... The post FUN Homeschool Math Curriculum appeared first on Orison Orchards.| Orison Orchards
Best Homeschool Calculus Class Is your child ready to earn college credits, but not quite ready to socialize with young adults on... The post Calculus with Mr. D Math Review appeared first on Orison Orchards.| Orison Orchards
What is the best app to learn Spanish? My kids and I have been studying Spanish in our homeschool for many years.... The post The Best App to Learn Spanish appeared first on Orison Orchards.| Orison Orchards
My favorite Homeschool Planner When I began homeschooling over twenty years ago, there was no such thing as a homeschool planner, so... The post My Favorite Homeschool Planner appeared first on Orison Orchards.| Orison Orchards
If you're looking for a great educational game, Trekking Through History is a fun strategy game for adults and families.| Orison Orchards
Koi are gorgeous fish to watch swimming in a pond or lake. This papercraft koi fish art project will bring these fascinating fish to life in a new way.| Only Passionate Curiosity
Let’s be honest, toddlers aren’t making masterpieces. Most of the time, they’re smearing, tearing, mixing, pouring, and abandoning projects halfway through snack time. But that doesn’t mean art doesn’t matter. In fact, open-ended art exploration is one of the best things toddlers can do. It’s not about creating something “pretty” or even “complete”—and definitely not... The post Toddler Art Supplies I Actually Use (Parent + Teacher Approved) appeared first on Art Sprouts...| Art Sprouts
Establishing New Public Schools of Choice: An Alternative Pathway highlights the role of educational service agencies, specifically Colorado’s Boards of Cooperative Educational Services (BOCES), in authorizing alternative public schools of choice. The Education reEnvisioned BOCES (ERBOCES) is noted for its creation of brick-and-mortar schools, offering children additional educational opportunities. Yet, ERBOCES faced a legal challenge The post Establishing New Public Schools of Choice: An A...| Independence Institute
When you’re deep in the day-to-day chaos of homeschooling—juggling math lessons, snack time, and a laundry pile that somehow always multiplies—it’s easy to lose sight of the bigger picture. That’s where a homeschool vision statement comes in. It’s not just some fluffy words for your planner; it’s a compass that keeps you grounded in why you’re doing this in the first place.| iHomeschool Network
Charlotte Mason homeschool practices are so gentle and easy to implement. I wish I knew this before I started homeschooling my kids! When I first set out on this wild […] The post 5 Charlotte Mason Homeschool Practices I Wish I Had Started Sooner appeared first on They Call Me Blessed.| They Call Me Blessed
Looking for a stress-free math curriculum that helps your independent teen thrive? 🙌In our homeschool, CTCMath has been a game-changer—flexible, effective, and perfect for high schoolers managing their own schedules. 💡✨👉 Read my honest curriculum review + see how it works in real life: #HomeschoolHighSchoolMath #CTCMath #TheyCallMeBlessed #HomeschoolCurriculumReview #HomeschoolTeens| They Call Me Blessed
Teaching the alphabet? These 5 mistakes can hold your child back. Learn what to avoid and how to make learning fun and effective from the start!| Homeschool Preschool
Are you thinking about homeschooling? A homeschool trial run during the summer might be a good place to start. Here's how! Don't be unsocialized! Click over to read the rest at Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers.| Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers
Discover 5 powerful reasons to teach practical writing skills for teens. Learn how writing builds confidence, critical thinking, and more.| Not Consumed
Learn 20 essential Spanish phrases for work. Master emails, meetings, and conversations with language you’ll actually use.| Homeschool Spanish Academy
Springtime brings unpredictable skies, with sunshine, sudden rain showers, gusty winds, and even occasional thunderclaps. These are all perfect opportunities to turn weather learning into fun, hands-on sensory experiences. Celebrate the season’s variety by introducing your children to these 20 creative weather sensory activities designed to make exploring weather an engaging adventure. Hands-On Weather Sensory... The post Spring STEM: 20 Hands-On Weather Sensory Activities Your Kids Will Lo...| Thrive at Home
Teaching young children time management skills can set them up for success in homeschooling, daily routines, and life. As a working homeschool mom, you already juggle multiple responsibilities, so helping your child develop an understanding of time can create smoother, more productive days. The earlier children learn how to manage their time; the easier it... The post How to Teach Time Management appeared first on Thrive at Home.| Thrive at Home
As winter ends and flowers begin to bloom, now’s the perfect time for you and your kids to get out and enjoy the new season. From outdoor activities to hands-on projects indoors, there are all sorts of fun and creative spring activities for kids. Whether you’re planting a garden or painting a colorful spring picture,... The post 20 Creative and Fun Spring Activities for Kids appeared first on Thrive at Home.| Thrive at Home
Creating fun and educational activities for kids always makes me happy, especially when it involves math. That’s why I love these free printable Pi Day worksheets for kids. Use them to teach the digits and values of pi in your homeschool math class this Pi Day on Friday, March 14, 2025. So, not all of... The post Fun Free Printable Pi Day Worksheets for Kids appeared first on Thrive at Home.| Thrive at Home
Winter Mad Libs are a fun way to engage early elementary students during the winter season. This free winter mad libs printable offers a perfect way to sneak in vocabulary skills and grammar practice while creating silly stories that bring holiday cheer. What Are Winter Mad Libs? Winter Mad Libs are word games that turn... The post Free Fun Winter Mad Libs Printable for Kids appeared first on Thrive at Home.| Thrive at Home
Are you on the hunt for a simple yet effective way to organize your homeschool year? Look no further. Our 2025 free printable coloring calendar is designed specifically for busy parents and kids ages 3 through 18. As a homeschooling parent, I understand the need for resources that simplify our lives and enhance our children’s... The post 2025 Free Printable Coloring Calendar appeared first on Thrive at Home.| Thrive at Home
Teaching the alphabet? Learn a research-based letter order and grab a free cheat sheet and lesson plan to make learning fun and effective.| Homeschool Preschool
With a few intentional (and grace-filled) choices, you can make this homeschool year run more smoothly...and maybe even enjoy it a little bit more along the way. Here are five tried-and-true strategies we use in our own homeschool to bring a little more peace, purpose, and joy into the daily routine.| Humility and Doxology
Inside: With a few simple ingredients, you can make delicious ice cream right in a bag! Scroll down to instructional video, science printables, and step-by-step instructions if you want to engage your little ones in a hands-on chemistry adventure that creates a delicious frozen treat! When you are a kid, making ice cream in a… The post How to Make Ice Cream in a Bag (Edible Science) first appeared on KidMinds.| KidMinds
Inside: This beautiful Shark Names Memory Game is simply addicting. It makes a perfect, quick, and easy science activity for any shark enthusiast on any day of the year. Do you have a shark enthusiast at home? If so, we have the perfect way to nurture their passion and boost their memory skills at the… The post The Best Shark Names Memory Game (Free PDF) first appeared on KidMinds.| KidMinds
While keeping up with learning is important during this uncertain time, it’s also essential for families to focus on stress management. Games can be a great way to keep minds active and have some fun along the way. Participation in games can improve students’ memory and communication, as well as engage them to read [...] The post Familiar Games…With a Twist appeared first on Commonwealth Learning Center.| Commonwealth Learning Center
As we remain inside during these uncertain times, caregivers have become teachers—and Commonwealth Learning Center is here to help with some hands-on literacy practice ideas for young learners. Alphabet Work Here are a few activities kids can do with plastic letters or letter cards, shaving cream, and clay or pipe cleaners: Arrange letters in [...] The post Literacy Home Activities for Young Learners appeared first on Commonwealth Learning Center.| Commonwealth Learning Center
Homeschool families know that electives are more than just “extras” in a curriculum. They’re powerful opportunities for personal growth, creativity, and real-world skill-building that go far beyond core academics. The right homeschool electives can bring… The post Homeschool Electives – Explore Interests, Build Skills, and Personalize Learning appeared first on Bridgeway Academy.| Bridgeway Academy
Homeschoolers can take AP classes, earn college credit, and boost transcripts. Explore flexible, accredited options with Bridgeway Academy.| Bridgeway Academy
Things to Do at a Creek - Fun, Relaxing, and Educational Activities. This informative guide features year-round outdoor creek activities suitable for all ages, from exploring wildlife to enjoying water play on a hot summer day. Relax and learn and play in a creek today!| Rhythms of Play
Preparing your homeschool for the first day of preschool is an exciting time. Keep reading our top 10 things to do to prepare. The post 10 Things to Do Before the First Day of Homeschool Preschool appeared first on Homeschooling Preschool.| Homeschooling Preschool
Brian D. Ray, Ph.D.| National Home Education Research Institute
Discover why 2-on-1 Spanish classes help middle school beginners build confidence, boost fluency, and enjoy the learning journey.| Homeschool Spanish Academy
July is such a fun month … and there are fun ways to add learning activities to it. Many of these ideas for July calendar observances and activities will help prevent summer slide while giving your kids hands-on experiences they’ll enjoy. You’ll find all my unit studies and holiday posts listed by themes in my “Montessori-Inspired... Read More » The post July Themed Activities for Kids appeared first on Living Montessori Now.| Living Montessori Now
Discover how Bridgeway Academy helped pioneer the modern homeschool movement with 35+ years of innovation. Learn more today.| Bridgeway Academy
For student-athletes dreaming of competing at the college level, eligibility with the NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) is non-negotiable. But how does this work for homeschoolers? At Bridgeway Academy, we offer a unique solution: our… The post What is NCAA Accreditation and Why Does it Matter for Homeschoolers? appeared first on Bridgeway Academy.| Bridgeway Academy
One of the most common concerns new homeschooling families have is this: “If I homeschool, will my child actually get a diploma?” It’s a fair question, and an important one. Graduation represents more than just… The post Your Guide to Homeschool Diplomas: What You Need to Know appeared first on Bridgeway Academy.| Bridgeway Academy
As Father’s Day approaches, we pause to honor and uplift the dads who go above and beyond, not just in their careers, hobbies, or weekend projects, but right in the heart of their homes, helping… The post Strong Families, Strong Foundations: Celebrating the Modern Homeschool Dad appeared first on Bridgeway Academy.| Bridgeway Academy
With increasing concerns about educational quality and the potential risks of traditional school environments, many parents are exploring homeschooling as an alternative. Homeschooling offers a way to address these concerns head-on, and Arkansas is one… The post Best Homeschooling Programs in Arkansas appeared first on Bridgeway Academy.| Bridgeway Academy
If you’re a North Carolina parent exploring homeschooling, you’re likely asking: ‘What are the best homeschooling programs in North Carolina for my child?’ With so many options available, finding the right fit can feel overwhelming.… The post Best Homeschooling Programs in North Carolina appeared first on Bridgeway Academy.| Bridgeway Academy
Explore the best homeschool programs in California, including accredited options, proven results, and one-on-one support. Choose the right fit for your family.| Bridgeway Academy
Inside: This easy and fun rainbow science activity is so pretty! Every time we do it, kids ooh and ahh in appreciation. Detailed instructions, a simple scientific explanation, and science printables are included below. Learning doesn’t have to be boring! One of the best ways to make learning memorable and fun is to try doing… The post How to Make Rainbow Walking Water With Kids first appeared on KidMinds.| KidMinds
AmblesideOnline friends, I also have a free Albert Bierstadt Picture Study Aid that follows the AO Artist Study rotation here!| a humble place
A homeschool unit study can be a fun way to encourage learning connections and pursue interest-led learning. Read on for ideas on how you can develop your own homeschool unit study. What is a Unit Study and How Do You Make One? We love using unit studies in our delight-directed homeschool. I’ve even listed ten...| Heart and Soul Homeschooling
If your child is struggling in school, you're probably searching for a way to help them catch up without the stress (or price tag) of traditional tutoring. This Study.com review for struggling students shows how the platform can help your child catch up after a tough school year at their own pace.| Busy Mommy Media
Montessori Farm Activities for Preschool and Kindergarten, These are Fun Hands on activities for a Farm Theme Unit Study, Farm Animal Spelling words for Early Elementary, Montessori Movable Alphabet, Hands on Learning, Free Preschool Farm Theme Printables| Natural Beach Living
by Douglas Pietersma, Ed.D. Background The authors from the University of Doha in Doha, Qatar (Eldeeb, Diab, Yusr, & Qadhi, 2024) set out to review multiple studies dealing with home education. Their intent was to conduct a meta-analysis of existing studies to synthesize the conclusions from these studies and answer the following research questions: RQ1. […]| National Home Education Research Institute
Learning at home can be tricky - especially if your kids aren't feeling it! Here are some ways to liven things up and make them more fun!| Mama Teaches
This article has tips on internet safety for kids, because we want them to have a good time when they start learning online. You'll love #4.| Homeschool Spanish Academy
Struggling to teach writing in your homeschool? Andrew Pudewa of IEW shares expert tips on helping students become confident communicators and clear thinkers—without stress or overwhelm.| Humility and Doxology
Nursery rhymes like The Itsy Bitsy Spider are a classic part of homeschooling preschoolers! And when nursery rhymes are combined with sensory play and science, preschool engagement goes through the roof! Supplies Loose PVC parts (elbow, connectors, small straight pipes, whatever you have laying around! Buying them is also a pretty cheap option.) Toy spiders…| Munchkins and Moms
