Why Singapore Math Works: The Homeschool Math Curriculum We Love
Math is one of those core subjects that will always be an important part of education. Finding the right way to teach it matters, because every child
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Keep Kids Learning All Summer: 7 Workbooks That Actually Work
Summer vacation is right around the corner, and for many of us, that means the kids will be home from school. As a stay-at-home mom, I look forward to
How To Test With Singapore Math Curriculum
It is a known fact that I am a big fan of the Singapore Math curriculum, including their exceptionally well-designed testing books. There are so many
The Best Part of “All About Spelling” and the Grand Finale
I firmly believe that robust educational curricula make all the difference in home education, and I stand by two such programs that we use in our home
Five Ways To Ignite Passion and Learning this Summer
As we find ourselves three weeks into our well-deserved summer break, I’m excited to share the incredible activities we’ve been enjoying. Whether you’re
Our second year of Afterschooling: a Holistic approach
We are at the end of our second year of afterschooling, and we have finally found our rhythm. In our initial year, I had a comprehensive and detailed plan
Get Involved In Your Child’s Education: Unlock Their Potential
Moms and Dads of school-going kids! We hold a remarkable opportunity to play a vital role in our children’s educational journey, even if we are not
The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly – Our Education Experience
I am a full-time mom with three kids-9,5,& 4. Two of them go to public school, and I homeschool my preschooler. We have homeschooled, private schooled
Everything You Need to Know about Afterschooling
It is a tough transition to go from homeschool to public school because we are in full control over how and what our kids learn. I did it with my oldest
The Program that made My four-year-old a fluent early reader
Are you looking for a reading program for the next homeschool year or wondering where to start with your Kindergartener? If so, then you might find this