We have talked a lot about kids learning through the summer. So I thought I’d give you, the teacher, something to think about. Summer is an opportunity to step back and look at your homeschooling with a fresh perspective. Repent and Return Did you forget that it is your obedience and not your ability that
Click on the Article Below to Read Article Spotlight~ *Are most of your vacations known as educational field trips? *Find 25 locations across the United States that offer a mini-vacation from day-to- day homeschooling. *Do you have a favorite field trip vacation destination? *Discover some great educational field trip destinations, all around the U.S.!
Click on the Article Below to Read Article Spotlight~ *Do you have sweet summer memories from your childhood? *Pleasant summer memories are not reserved only for childhood. *Memories are reminders of the blessings that are rained down upon. *Are you rushing away the hours? *Do you see blessings in each season, each day, and each
You know your child’s special needs are causing him or her to have an extra-difficult struggle with reading or math or writing. But what can you do? Please join Judi Munday on SchoolhouseTeachers.com for her summer series focusing on assistive technology that is available to help special needs students overcome these challenges. This month’s focus
Click on the Article Below to Read Article Spotlight~ *Do your children study foreign languages? *Did you study Latin when you went to school? *Dad’s appreciation of learning new things is infectious to his children. *How can Dad be involved in earning new languages? *What is the difference between studying modern foreign languages and classical
“Making art should always be an adventure.” That’s what Brenda Ellis, our Schoolhouse Art Techniques Teacher says. She makes art an adventure that kids of all ages and interests can enjoy. Even if your child has never felt inspired by the traditional artwork found in many museums, don’t give up! Brenda introduces art techniques and