Homeschool 101 Articles & Helps

It’s the last month of school before summer break and you notice that your homeschool did a lot of work this year, just what do you do with all your homeschool stuff? In this article, we will explore, How to Collect Homeschool Records and Why You Need To.

Studying the United States of America is a fantastic way for children to learn about all the 50 states, their history, social studies, economics, geography and more, while doing fun activities along the way!

When going back into homeschooling is a real task!

In this article, learn tips on how to practically homeschool for FREE. Let’s Add practicality to homeschool!

Literature-based unit studies are perfect for the family that enjoys books, especially the classics. And for good reason, they involve reading, researching and organizing! They are also good for when you don’t have enough money to purchase a full curriculum. Literature-based unit studies allow you to build up a homemade curriculum based off a book, and you can create more than one to do in a school year!

Helping your middle schooler thrive in high school begins with intentional preparation and guidance.

I turned around…and it was the middle of summer!
In this article, we will discuss how to get ready for “back-to school” mid-summer, in a more relaxed approach and what to do with left over curriculum!

Homeschool is especially successful when you have hard grounded reasons to do it.

Join us in “A Special Study on the Famous Holiday: St Patrick’s Day Unit,” with a Christian perspective!

The best DIY playdough, that is non-crumbly, sticky and long lasting.