Deborah is taking a break this week. If you haven’t read Deborah’s latest editorial article, I’m Done with Homeschooling! – When You’re ready to send the kids away in The Old Schoolhouse® Magazine, click here. Advertisement Don’t you love watching your child experience “ah-ha!” moments? Set your child for fun, engaging learning
Click on the Article Below to Read Article Spotlight~ *Homeschool families didn’t always have easy access to curriculum so they used the library. You still can (and should!) *What is language arts and how do I teach it in an inexpensive way? *So you have a library in your town. Now what? *You can do
I’d like to let Mike Sims tell you about his new unit in Economics on SchoolhouseTeachers.com: ‘We usually hope for fights to get settled, for the opposing sides to reconcile and quietly become friends. Yet, there are fights that don’t get resolved. Instead, an uppercut is followed by a haymaker. The opposing sides rejoin the battle
Click on the Article Below to Read Article Spotlight~ *We can learn a lot about history by viewing paintings of that time. *The American Revolution was a pivotal period in history and artists did a phenomenal job of capturing those times in their artwork. *Artists help history come alive! *By viewing history through the eyes
Click on the Article Below to Read Article Spotlight~ *Enjoy homeschool planning without throwing frugality to the wind. *Contentment is at the heart of frugality. *Have you inventoried your resources? *Find tips and tricks to keep homeschooling planning within your budget. *Frugality doesn’t mean that we compromise the quality of our children’s education. Have