A savvy homeschool teacher with a library of good books (from your bookshelf at home or the public library down the street) has the potential to teach almost anything. And with your or your library’s collection of excellent children’s literature,…
What do get with our Daily Lesson Plans? Here is a picture and full description of what you get on every page.
Today, I’m answering a question from a homeschooling mom asking about what comes with Daily Lesson Plans. Here’s the question: I want to make sure that I understand ordering options correctly. The 1st grade daily lesson plans don’t include the…
Steam is starting to come out of your ears as you listen to the tap, tap, tap of your son’s pencil on that blank page as he sits there… groaning and sighing, staring at the ceiling fan going around… and…
Do you have a high school writer that doesn’t like to write? Here’s part 2 of our 10 tips for teaching a reluctant high school writer! If you missed the first post with tips 1-5, read it here. (Actually, no…
First, don’t panic if you’re teaching a high school writer who dislikes writing. I call that teaching a “reluctant” high school writer. Battling over writing launches a new type of anxiety into the homeschooling mix, especially if you’re teaching high…
