83 Results Found
Search Results for: math
18 Curriculum Resources for Homeschoolers
Are you looking for a comprehensive homeschool curriculum that’s prepared with multiple subjects, or do you desire to supplement the curriculum you already have with additional trusted homeschool resources? You’ve come to the right place because this is a list of top homeschool curriculum that has been used and approved by thousands of homeschoolers.
Click the link below to read more!
What to Teach When Homeschooling First Grade
Though some parents do choose to teach preschool and first grade at home, first grade is the level at which most parents begin to
focus on academics and learning milestones. Here’s a simple guide for what to cover and develop in first grade.
Click the link below to read more!
5 Fun Ways to Teach Fractions
Learning about fractions is an integral part of any middle school curriculum. Teaching these concepts can be tough, but
these fun ways to teach fractions can make the probability of learning so
much stronger! (I love Math puns.)
Click the link below to read more!
10 Popular Homeschooling Methods
If you’re planning on homeschooling your child, you’ll need to learn the many styles of homeschooling that’s available so that you can decide which would work best for your family. Here’s an overview of the 10 most popular homeschooling styles.
Click the link below to read more!
What to Teach When Homeschooling Kindergarten
Every child grows and develops at his and her own pace. We have a guide on what skills you should try to cover at this age but don’t worry if you can’t get it all – I promise you’ll make up for it later!
Click the link below to read more!
Handling Homeschooling When Mom is Sick
At some point, it will happen. You will get sick. It happens to all of us. When it happens we not only feel terrible due to the flu bug but because of the stress of managing school while we are sick. Homeschool moms have a hard time turning off the homeschool even during sick days. First of all, let’s just clear something up. You are allowed to have a sick day. Your kids need you healthy and ready for unpredictable days of math and field trips. It is ok and best to take the time to recover properly.
Click the link below to read more!
What to Teach When Homeschooling Preschool
While there aren’t any hard and fast rules for what to teach when homeschooling preschool (it’s mostly about playing with them and loving on them), this guide will provide some suggestions on what to cover to prepare them for Kindergarten.
Click the link below to read more!
How We Turned Our Home Into a Fun Learning Center
When we made the decision to homeschool four of our five children, we knew it would be a big undertaking but we were also very excited about it. Two were in elementary school at the time and two in middle school. Because each pair was close in age, they would be doing very similar curriculums. So I needed to plan for the younger two, as well as for the older two.
Click the link below to read more!
Resources for New and Veteran Homeschoolers
Included in this article are some informative tips that will help any parent in getting started with the initial steps of homeschooling: including legal help for homeschoolers, information about Homeschool Support Groups by state, affordable curriculum suppliers, and everything needed to organize a homeschool record-keeping notebook.
Click the link below to read more.
Free Online Resources for Teaching Geography and a Giveaway!
We know the words “fun” and “Geography” don’t generally go together. But we bet you’d agree that they should! Get great ideas for a geography-rich classroom, discover lessons and activities to help increase your kid’s knowledge on geography!