It’s no surprise that homeschooled children are socially different (in the best way), and looking at the culture around us, gladly so. This is not just my own experience watching homeschooled students over thirty years; there is also current research that confirms this phenomenon (National Home Education Research Institute). Homeschooled children make the best citizens,
Have you ever woken up and realized it was a holiday and you had no themed activities planned for your homeschool? Coffee in hand, you frantically searched the Internet for free worksheets for kids before the rest of the house woke up. All you found were paid worksheets, newsletter subscription requirements, or mandatory account sign-ups.

What is an Eclectic Education?

What on earth does “eclectic” mean? Eclectic homeschooling can be defined as “enjoying the freedom to individually choose and utilize the best elements of various educational resources for your individual children, rather than strictly following a particular style.” Instead of being tyrannized by a textbook, scolded by a schedule, or controlled by a curriculum, eclectic

Build Math Skills in your Homeschool

Have you ever heard someone say, “I’m a math person,” or “I’m not a math person”? People often label themselves as either being great at or terrible with math skills, which can affect their mindsets when it comes to teaching it. Incorporating math enrichment as a homeschooling parent can be a catch-22. A mom may
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