Studio Art for Teens with Sharon Jeffus is back! She begins her new series by analyzing the work of two famous American seascape artists: Winslow Homer and Washington Alston. She’ll study the lighting and the lines they used and get you started creating a seascape of your very own. Brenda Ellis shows us how
Click on the banner below to sign up for the Homeschool Minute E-Newsletter, and receive weekly encouragement to guide you along your homeschooling journey. The Familyman Todd Wilson, Familyman Ministries I love hands-on learning. In fact, I think hands-on learning is the best way to learn. Now don’t hear me wrong, I don’t think
From board games to posters to toilet paper tube ping pong ball launchers, our teachers have been busy making creative ways to help your children enjoy learning. Teresa Evans brings an entire week of Everyday Games that focuses on math and strategy. She’ll start the week with three games that reinforce place value and end
Click on the banner below to sign up for the Homeschool Minute E-Newsletter, and receive weekly encouragement to guide you along your homeschooling journey. Mercy Every Minute Deborah Wuehler, TOS Senior Editor I just finished telling my kids how I used to jump out of bed in the morning, get dressed, and race
What is intellectual property? Does your teen know the difference between a copyright, a trademark, and a patent? What laws govern intellectual property and how do they affect you? Join Deborah Burton’s Mock Trial class as she helps your teens understand the precedents involved and shows you how to practice your logic and debating
Click on the Article Below to Read Article Spotlight~ *Preparing to plan is the first step to actually planning. *When preparing to plan, remember that setting is everything! *Find tips on creating a chart that will organize your thoughts. *Pencil and calendar are the words that represent a marriage between reality and flexibility.
Tyler and Maggie Hogan of Bright Ideas Press continue to bring their excellent North Star Geography series each week. Over the last several weeks they’ve shown us around the lithosphere, the hydrosphere, and the atmosphere. Now let’s take a closer look at the biosphere, including all the organisms that live in it and how they
Click on the Article Below to Read Article Spotlight~ *Sports make for a compelling subject for any artist. *Are you familiar with Impressionism? *Have you encouraged your young artist to consider every activity as one that could be an appropriate subject matter for a drawing or painting? *Learn about artists who mastered the