Looking for ways to include art in your homeschool geography lessons? This watercolor map tutorial can help! This post contains affiliate links. This means I could receive a commission if you click through and take action through one of them. See my disclosure to learn more about this. A surefire way to keep my kids […]
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Does your student seem to dread homeschool time? Maybe dread is too strong of a word, but wonder and curiosity have undoubtedly been replaced with a “get it done” attitude. Either way, here are four things you can do right now to motivate an apathetic learner. This article contains affiliate links. This means I could
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Looking for a homeschool music appreciation curriculum to add to your learning plans? Here’s how Beautiful Feet Books can help you teach music appreciation with a flexible, family-style curriculum option. *This is a sponsored post, and I received a complimentary copy of Beautiful Feet Books’ Music Appreciation curriculum for review purposes. Also, this post contains
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Looking for some new science books to add to your homeschool shelves? Here’s a look at Discovering Life’s Story by Joy Hakim, a series for teens that approaches life science through storytelling. *I received free copies of these titles for review purposes and have been paid for my time reading and reviewing them. As always,
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Want to add Japanese history, culture, and geography to your homeschool plans for high school? This online Japan Unit Study for teens can help. My teen has been pretty immersed in popular culture in Japan for several years. Between his love for all things Nintendo (like, down to their business model), J-Pop, Studio Ghibli, anime,
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Isn’t it interesting that a homeschool parent’s qualifications or lack thereof can cause objections to homeschooling? For whatever reason, there’s this notion that only those with a background in education are truly capable of teaching and training children and teenagers. Here’s the thing, I am that homeschool mom without an education degree. I am that parent
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