Homeschooling middle school and high school can be intimidating especially because those of us who began homeschooling using literature start to feel like we need to leave it behind. How to Approach Middle & Early High School Science with Literature is focused on using the Bookshark Level 8 ...
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Geography Quest: Game Edition
Learning geography is perfect at any age. You only need the right tools for the job. Geography Quests are family geography adventures that work for multiple ages in any homeschool. Geography Quest Game Edition is a list of fantastic games with a geography theme.
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Who Else Wants to be a Summer Reading Rockstar?
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I know what you're thinking.
Summer is half over.
Maybe you are even looking ahead to a summer start on the new school year.
But, even year round homeschoolers choose a different pace of life in the summer.
There's swimming ...
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How to Use Online Math for Teens with Chronic Illness
Many of my readers know we are homeschooling high school with teens who have a chronic illness. We look for tools that make the most sense when working with students who need frequent breaks and reminders. How to Use Online Math for Teens with Chronic Illness is a look at how we use CTC ...
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How to Use Your Voice to Boost Your Brain
Homeschooling is an adventure that sometimes requires special tools for success. Whether you have kids who need help due to chronic illness, gifted intensities, special needs, or speech difficulties, the right tools make the work easier. How to Use Your Voice to Boost Your Brain focuses on Forbrain, ...
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