Engage Your Child’s Curiosity: The Key to Deeper Learning in Your Homeschool
Learn how to use your child’s natural curiosity for deeper learning in your homeschool.
Setting the Foundation for Success: 5 Ways Homeschooling Prepares Your Child for a Bright Future
Here is a giant list of ways that homeschooling prepares your child for a great future.
Don’t Miss This Homeschooling Power Move: Connect Learning To Real Life
Help engage and motivate your kids to learn by finding ways to connect learning to real life in your homeschool.
Lead by Example: Why Your Own Learning Matters in Homeschooling
Did you know that one of the most effective ways to influence your children is to model the behaviour and values you want them to have? This article explains how parents can lead by example by prioritizing their own learning.
Learning Alongside Your Kids: Homeschooling’s Best-Kept Secret Superpower
Learning alongside your kids is a great way to get started with homeschooling. This post gives tips for parents thinking about teaching their kids at home.
5 Tips for Interest-Based Learning In Your Homeschool (and one warning!)
When schoolwork is connected to your child’s interests, they become engaged and motivated. These tips for interest-based learning can help you build a happy homeschool.
How to Increase Your Child’s Attention Span: An Age By Age Guide
How to increase your child’s attention span at each stage of homeschooling.
The Power of Knowing Why You Teach What You Teach: Homeschool With Confidence
Knowing WHY you teach what you teach in your homeschool, it helps you feel confident and motivated and you can pass those feelings on to your child. Learn to use the idea of foundational learning to help you decide what is necessary and what to let go of in your homeschool planning.
11 Tips to Keep Your Homeschooled Kids Motivated and Engaged
One of the unchangeable laws of teaching is that you can’t force a mind to learn. If your kids are going to learn – whether it’s math, grammar, or how to tie their shoes – they need to be interested enough to pay attention, think, and practice. Of course, as parents we can’t just leave…