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Three Ways to Ditch the Grammar Workbooks and Teach Grammar Naturally
I can remember taking grammar when I was in school. It typically involved a workbook where we would read the day's lesson together, our ...
Comprehensive Language Arts Taught With Excellent Literature
If you've been around the blog for any length of time, it's no secret that I love great literature. I love to find curricula that is...
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The thrill of brand new schoolbooks, the promise of clean notebooks not yet written in, the smell of fresh new crayons, the expectations of ...
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As homeschoolers, we don't necessarily run on the same school schedule as traditional schools. But I still love Back-to-School shopping....
20+ Tips for a Great Homeschooling Year
I've always loved Back-to-School time. When I was a student, I loved school and looked forward to the start every year. (Plus, who doesn...
The Most Important Thing You Can Do With Your Kids Today to Make Connections and Build Lasting Relationships
I have one adult "child" now and one almost adult. After August of this year, I won't have any preteen-aged children. How did ...
New Clean Romantic Fiction: A Contradiction to His Pride
Romantic fiction is one of the genres I often read- especially when it is historical and when it's clean. Romantic fiction doesn't h...
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When my kids were younger and we homeschooled year round, my favorite summer learning resources were unit studies. I loved to take a break f...
Explore Geography With Five Country Unit Studies...And a FREE My Country Study Packet
A few years ago, I did a whole school year of geography with my younger kids. They loved it, and I did too. Learning about different countri...
Five Tips for Teaching Kids Who Are Always On the Move
Before I stayed home with my own children and homeschooled them, I taught elementary school and then high school special education students....
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