Dr. Seuss is one the most beloved names in all literature, for adults and children alike! We love him for his fun rhymes, whimsical creatures, and the way that his stories share big ideas in simple ways. For all of… Read More »The Ultimate List of Dr. Seuss Activities for Dr. Seuss Day! Trish Hip Homeschool Moms
Making a paper chain caterpillar craft with kids is an excellent way to practice fine motor skills, color recognition, and more. As your children piece together strips of colorful paper, they’re learning how to measure, cut, and fit the links… Read More »Paper Chain Caterpillar Craft: Easy Activity For Frugal Fun Amy Milcic Rock Your Homeschool
Yes, logic and critical thinking really do matter. A lot, in fact. We all want children who can stop and think before they act, right? That takes logic and critical thinking. And, I bet at least one of your homeschooling… Read More »Why Logic and Critical Thinking Matter in the Homeschool Cindy
What if you got everything you need to teach reading in one box, along with videos and digital resources to help you become the best possible reading teacher for your child? Continue reading » The post Pathways to Reading Homeschool Review… Read More »Pathways to Reading Homeschool Review TheHomeSchoolMom TheHomeSchoolMom
Freedom Homeschooling Home Blog Newsletter FAQs/Contact About How the Kids Can Help With Planning Your Spring Garden Having your kids help plan your family’s spring garden is a great way to get them interested in gardening. Kids who are involved… Read More »How the Kids Can Help With Planning Your Spring Garden Freedom Homeschooling
David Livingstone was a physician, explorer, and missionary who lived in the 19th century. He lived a dramatic and challenging life while in Africa. Homeschoolers of all ages are captivated by his unique approach to mission and his phenomenal contributions… Read More »David Livingstone Mini-Lesson Freebie Free Homeschool Deals Free Homeschool Deals ©
February 11 is International Day of Women and Girls in Science, and March is Women’s History Month. Of course, any time is a perfect time to encourage women and girls in science! We’re having a women in science unit, and… Read More »Women and Girls in Science: Free Songs and Educational Videos Deb Chitwood Living Montessori Now
Kari’s Homeschool Day in the Life (with a 4-, 5-, 15-, and 17-year-old) ~ Written by Kari Patterson This is my 11th day-in-the-life post for Simple Homeschool! As I look back at the early years, one thought fills my mind:… Read More »Kari’s Homeschool Day in the Life (with a 3-, 5-, 15-, and 17-year-old) Kari Patterson Simple Homeschool
Everyone understands that math is essential, but most people don’t fathom the degree to which math controls our daily lives. For instance, you get from place A to B thanks to simple math calculations based on distance, and even things… Read More »Unlocking Learning Magic: Homeschool Math Adventures Guest Author Homeschool .com
Not sure where to start with career exploration for students? If the process of helping your teens figure out what they want to do in the future seems overwhelming (even frustrating), you’re definitely not alone! There are so many possibilities… Read More »TruSpark: Powerful Assessment And Career Exploration For Students Amy Milcic Rock Your Homeschool