Homeschool resources

What’s the best planner for homeschool moms? Is it paper, digital, or printable? This online planner makes your life easy with built-in lesson plans.

Need beautiful handmade crafts for kids to make and sell but not sure where to start? These tutorials will give them the skills and inspiration they need.

Literary Adventures for Kids offers dozens of book clubs/novel studies for kids of all ages. The program is versatile enough to meet any English Language Arts requirements. In this video, I give you an inside look into some of the book clubs our family has recently completed and share what we love about the program.

Taking a core motivations test can help your students learn more about themselves and what drives them, serving as a starting off point for pursuing future career options.

Journaling regularly can lead to a lifelong daily writing habit, but teens may struggle with figuring out how to start. We’ve put together 50 Creative Journal Prompts for Teens to help them cultivate this beneficial habit.

BookShark Virtual is a new add-on component for BookShark curriculum users. It allows you to do your homeschool reporting online, tracks grades and assignments, and so much more.

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.

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.

Gardening with kids is both enjoyable and educational. Use these resources to build a hands-on gardening unit study to teach kids about gardening.

Need a break from curriculum? Why not try some unit studies? We’ve complied over 170 unit study ideas to inspire the next adventure in your homeschool or classroom.