Let’s play a game?! Are you kidding me? Don’t the editors of The Homeschool Minute™ know how busy I am? We just pulled into the driveway after being gone ALL weekend at a family camp in hilly Pennsylvania.   I have tons to do, including writing this brilliant, little article that will minister to untold

Hey, Mama, Do you remember playing hide-n-go seek or catching fireflies on hot summer evenings? What about running through the hose and eating drippy popsicles? Did your folks let you play outside at dusk in the summer? Bring back some of those fun times with your kids and play a game or two outside! Get

Did you miss a lesson last month on SchoolhouseTeachers.com? Are you just joining the site? Revisit past lessons on the Teacher Lesson Archive! Look at the list of subjects we have waiting for you:   Art Techniques Asia: Its People and History Asia: Safari Career Exploration Charlotte Mason Homeschooling Chemistry Classical History Classics-Based Writing College

In Elementary Math with Dr. Peter Price this month, he reviews some basics to be sure your students have a solid understanding of certain skills before preparing to advance in math. He’ll work on 2x, 3x, 5x, and 10x facts. Also this month, he will review counting fractions on a number line, to help reinforce

Have you ever thought about trying to help your child find the right scholarships and felt like you were on the verge of being sucked into the computer, never to be set free again? Don’t despair! Denise Ames and College Choice Guidance can help! This week, Denise helps you and your child sort through the

  Finally, it’s hot and sunny here in northern Indiana . . . praise the Lord for air-conditioning.   I don’t mean to be hard on the good people of The Homeschool Minute™, but I’m getting a little tired of talking about learning in the summer. So I’m going off trail (again). I guess if

Have you been enjoying Nancy Blue’s Beginning Violin lessons in Strings of Praise? So far this month, we’ve learned to play the A scale going up and coming back down. We’ve also learned a little bit about what kinds of seeds we need to sow in order to reap the harvest we are hoping for.

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

“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

If you’re looking for a fun way to leave the schoolwork at the desk and have fun with some hands-on learning, check out Ditch the Desk! All of Inger Koppenhaver’s thirteen themed units are in our Library and waiting to be enjoyed! From a Frontier Photographer to astronauts in space, ditch the desk and enjoy