What a wonderful experience I have had the last few months! I received the All-Day Charlotte Mason Seminar on DVD, seminar workbook, and the Laying Down the Rails book and Workshop on DVD from Simply Charlotte Mason to review. If you have never been over to visit Simply Charlotte Mason, I highly recommend you take a look. They offer free curriculum guides, free ebooks, and many materials … [Read more...] about Make Homeschooling the Charlotte Mason Way Simple
Life Skills for Homeschoolers: Online Craft Courses for Kids
Are you looking for some fun crafty projects for your kids? Want to include some valuable hand craft life skills in your homeschool? The Makers Club Membership from Elevation Handmade (online craft courses) may be just what you are looking for! Disclaimer: I received free access to The Makers Club Membership from Elevation Handmade and was compensated for my time in writing this … [Read more...] about Life Skills for Homeschoolers: Online Craft Courses for Kids
Grammar of Poetry from Compass Classroom – A Homeschool Middle School Course
We have a love of poetry. Robert Frost, Shel Silverstein, and many of those in 100 Best Loved Poems by Dover Publications. Yet I felt – and our older children asked if – we could dig deeper and study about poetry. The art of poetry to be exact. I had been eyeing Grammar of Poetry available via The Compass Classroom for a while. We love their other resources so much so I knew Grammar of Poetry … [Read more...] about Grammar of Poetry from Compass Classroom – A Homeschool Middle School Course
The Principle Approach® Homeschool Curriculum
This is the third of a four part series to answer why, how, and what in regards to the Principle Approach® education for homeschoolers. We often start our search for education looking for curriculum. What will we teach? What do our children need to know? The mounds of resources quickly become overwhelming. That is why I started this series discussing philosophy. … [Read more...] about The Principle Approach® Homeschool Curriculum
3 Ways to Learn with Visual Latin – A Homeschool Latin Course from Compass Classroom
Compass Classroom's Visual Latin is such a blessing in our homeschool. Recently, while my two eldest children were completing it for high school credit, we found three new ways to learn with Visual Latin. All opinions are our own and we love this Compass Classroom curriculum. Please see our disclosure policy. The affiliate links included are for resources we absolutely love. Visual Latin … [Read more...] about 3 Ways to Learn with Visual Latin – A Homeschool Latin Course from Compass Classroom
Celebrate National Craft Month in Your Homeschool With These Fun Activities
March is National Craft Month and we are getting in on the fun with a collection of craft ideas to use in your homeschool. Celebrate National Craft Month in Your Homeschool With These Fun Craft Ideas March is National Craft Month and we are celebrating by sharing a collection of fun crafts for you to use in your homeschool. Crafts for spring, Easter, St. Patrick's Day, nature, and … [Read more...] about Celebrate National Craft Month in Your Homeschool With These Fun Activities
Homeschool High School Math With Teaching Textbooks
One of the biggest concerns I hear about homeschooling high school relates to how the parent will be able to teach all the high school subjects proficiently. I mean most of us graduated many years ago and if you haven't been using it, you probably lost most of it! The good news is that there are programs like Teaching Textbooks to help you homeschool high school with ease! I have been using … [Read more...] about Homeschool High School Math With Teaching Textbooks
Thiel College – A Homeschool Friendly College Option
Thiel College, (pronounced Teal) is a homeschool friendly college, located in Greenville, Pennsylvania. {Disclosure: This post is sponsored by Thiel College. I was compensated for my time in sharing this information. Please see our full Disclosure Policy for more details.} Thiel College – A Homeschool Friendly College Option Thiel College is located in the … [Read more...] about Thiel College – A Homeschool Friendly College Option
How to Start Homeschooling
How to start homeschooling? First, I want to encourage you by saying you are wise to research and seek out counsel. I feel that one of the very best ways to start is by preparing your parent heart. Take time to shape your heart for homeschooling, first. How to Start Homeschooling Next start to research Homeschool Methods to see where your vision for your homeschool might fall. You may not … [Read more...] about How to Start Homeschooling
Homeschool that ROCKS! Creative Resources to Learn About Rocks and Minerals
As an author of nature study curriculum, I'm always on the lookout for really great resources to recommend that will help you get the most out of a particular topic of study. I hit the jackpot with this bundle of books that's sure to help you have a "homeschool that rocks!" I received these books for free in exchange for an honest review. My opinions are strictly my own. There are affiliate … [Read more...] about Homeschool that ROCKS! Creative Resources to Learn About Rocks and Minerals
10 Reasons to Buy the Noah Plan® Curriculum Guides for Your Homeschool
10 Reasons to Buy the Noah Plan® Curriculum Guides...even if you don’t use the Noah Plan! The Noah Plan® curriculum guides from the Foundation for American Christian Education are hefty tomes full of almost anything you need to know to teach a subject using the Biblical Principle approach. "Biblical-Classical Education, the Principle Approach, America’s historic method of Biblical … [Read more...] about 10 Reasons to Buy the Noah Plan® Curriculum Guides for Your Homeschool
Books to Celebrate Black History Month in Your Homeschool
Black History Month is an annual celebration of achievements by African Americans and a time for recognizing their central role in U.S. history. Affiliate links are used on this website. Please see our disclosure policy for more details. Also known as African American History Month, the event grew out of “Negro History Week,” the brainchild of noted historian Carter G. Woodson and other … [Read more...] about Books to Celebrate Black History Month in Your Homeschool