Learning to read and reading to learn are key components to homeschooling. There are three types of reading programs: Phonics programs...

An all-in-one curriculum (or boxed curriculum) is one in which all or most subjects are included together in a prepackaged set. You chose...

We are finally to my favorite part of our series: choosing curriculum! When choosing curriculum for your homeschool, there are many...

Before you can choose your curriculum, you should take a little time to consider what your values are and what type of educational...

Last week, we really focused on the importance of names. That set up our Bible study for the year: the names of Jesus. This week we...

In our last post on homeschool schedules and routines, we broke down different methods for planning your over-arching school year. In...

I am breaking Homeschool Schedules and Routines down into two different posts. In part 1, I will be addressing six different methods for...

If you are new to the homeschool community, you may hear lots of unfamiliar words tossed around. Perhaps some of the most confusing are...

I am not a lawyer, nor do I play one on T.V. So, the following content is not meant to be legal guidance. I am simply a homeschooler that...

As many local school boards are releasing their plans for re-opening schools this fall, many families who have never considered...

This was our first week of Adventures in U.S. History with my 7 year-old boy (E), 4 year-old boy (middle C), and 2 year old girl (EM). We...

We started our homeschool year this week and we are using My Father’s World: Adventures in U.S. History as our primary curriculum. The...

A fun and easy game for kids to play while you fold laundry.