Homeschooling

Homeschool planning can be overwhelming, but it doesn’t need to be. Here are 7 quick steps to help you plan your homeschool year with ease.

What should you look for when choosing a homeschool writing curriculum? This post compares WriteShop I/II to Writers in Residence on ten factors.

Novel studies are such an exciting way to achieve your language arts learning outcomes. Whether you join an interactive online book club or select a few novel studies to do as a family, these virtual book clubs from Literary Adventures for Kids will open up a whole new literary world.

This honors-level online high school writing course teaches kids everything they need to be college-ready writers, including academic and creative writing, while allowing parents to stay involved with their children’s education.

Night Zookeeper is an award-winning creative writing platform that helps improve the writing skills of 5-12+ year olds.Here is my complete review.

The WriteShop homeschool writing curriculum makes it easy to teach teens writing with lessons that are both challenging and rewarding.

Want to make sure your kids are ready to take on life after high school? Check out this life skills for teens course sets them up for success.

Math should be fun, but it often doesn’t feel that way, even in a relaxed homeschool setting. Family Time Math is a new homeschool math curriculum that brings some wonder back into homeschool math.

This year, we’re trying out Vista Academy’s inaugural fall 2021 homeschool Spanish courses for homeschooling students. So far, we’ve found this Spanish homeschool curriculum fantástico.

Balancing the needs of school-aged kids and pre-K kids in your homeschooling schedule is challenging enough. Trying to fit your own work into the daily routine can feel like doing a puzzle with too many pieces, but it doesn’t have to. Here’s a daily schedule perfect for working from home and homeschooling at the same time.