Learn about Martin Luther King!
Dr. King wasn’t just a brilliant man, he was a hero of our time. So how have you helped your kids learn about Martin Luther King, Jr.? Whether you’re looking for activities for Martin Luther King Day, or want your…
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Charlotte Mason’s Controversial Method of (Not) Teaching Composition
If there’s one subject that makes homeschooling moms pull their hair out, it’s trying to teach writing to young kids. Are you struggling with this? If so, you’ll want to read what Charlotte Mason said about (not) teaching composition. One…
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Summer Learning Loss for High School Students
Do you have a rising ninth-grader this year? Do you know that this summer is one of the most critical transitions in a young person’s academic career, according to the National Summer Learning Association? If you didn’t know — it’s…
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Using Train up a Child Publishing Curriculum With Another Curriculum
I’m going to be frank. Many people use Train up a Child Publishing curriculum on its own, as it was designed to be used. But it’s also okay to use Train up a Child Publishing curriculum with another curriculum, too. …
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5 Simple Steps to Your Big Picture Plan for Homeschooling High School
Are you biting your nails over your kids getting close to high school? Or maybe you have a 9th grader already. Yikes! If you don’t know what homeschooling high school will look like, creating a big-picture plan for homeschooling high…
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Brain-based Teaching Tip #4: Integrate Subjects
Brain scientists say that in “real life” we usually learn more than one thing at a time. And we often learn something using more than one sense at a time. So, integrating subjects, rather than artificially separating each subject, aligns…
