Homeschooling

Balancing your role as parent and teacher in a homeschool setting is tricky. Here are four ways to get your kids to see you as their teacher.

For those of us who’ve been homeschooling a while, trying to remember what our first week (or years) of homeschooling were like can be more difficult than trying to find …

Learn with HOMER is a fun, effective app has a proven track record for equipping kids with the skills they need to become successful readers.

Want to learn to play the piano? If lessons aren’t an option, you and your family can learn piano at home with this self-study method.

WriteAtHome offers online writing courses for homeschoolers that can be completed in 8-weeks, a semester, or a year.Read our review here.

Story starters are an excellent way to get kids writing quickly. Here are eight ways you can integrate story starters into your language arts lessons.

Short stories have a lot of work to do. They have to convey vivid details about setting and characters while advancing a cohesive plot in a limited amount of space. Using a story planner template is an effective way to ensure a positive short story writing experience for both new and experienced writers.

April 22 is Earth Day, a perfect opportunity to learn more about our amazing world, the challenges it’s facing, and the actions we can take to protect our environment. Putting together a unit study about the planet is a piece of cake with these stunning Earth Day books for kids from Candlewick Press.

It is a challenge to teach kids Spanish—or any second language—when you don’t speak it yourself. With FabuLingua’s fun and engaging Spanish app for kids, this isn’t an issue. Listen to a growing series of beautifully illustrated stories with your child and soon you’ll learn to speak Spanish together.

These free educational websites for kids are filled with games and resources to keep kids learning in your home, classroom, and homeschool.