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Curriculum Social Sciences Unit Study

Unit Study: South America

Are you ready to trade in your textbooks for a trip to the Amazon, a trek through the Andes, and a taste of vibrant cultures, all from the comfort of your homeschool classroom? A journey to South America might be just what your lesson plan needs! This continent is a treasure trove of incredible biodiversity, […]

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Homeschool Advice

How To Incorporate Volunteering In Homeschool

Homeschooling offers a unique chance to tailor education to your child’s needs, and that includes building character alongside academics. One of the best ways to teach empathy, responsibility, and civic duty is through community service. But where do you start? Finding the right volunteering ideas for homeschoolers can feel like another item on an already […]

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Art and Music Education

Winter Art Class: How To Capture The Spirit Of The Season With Your Child

When the days get shorter and a chill fills the air, it’s the perfect time to bring learning indoors and get a little messy. Winter offers a unique and beautiful canvas for creativity, making it an ideal season to weave art into your homeschool routine. Finding engaging winter art projects for kids can transform a […]

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Curriculum Social Sciences Unit Study

Unit Study: East Asian Theme

Ready to shake up your homeschool routine? Sometimes, breaking away from the standard curriculum is the best way to spark curiosity and bring learning to life. If you’re looking for a fresh, engaging, and deeply educational experience for the whole family, we have some fantastic East Asia unit study ideas for you. This theme offers […]

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Education Physical Education

Gym Class In Winter: Best Ways To Get Kids Moving!

When the temperature drops and the days get shorter, the last thing anyone wants to do is bundle up and head outside. This can make homeschool physical education a real challenge. Suddenly, those easy afternoons at the park or long bike rides are off the table. If you’re starting to worry about your kids turning […]

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Homeschool Advice Physical Education

Teaching Your Child Healthy Lifestyle Habits In Homeschool

One of the beautiful things about homeschooling is the freedom to customize your child’s education. You get to ditch the rigid schedules and create a learning environment that truly fits your family. While we spend a lot of time mapping out math, science, and history, it’s just as important to integrate lessons on well-being. Thinking […]

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Homeschool Advice

How Much Techonology Is Too Much In The Homeschool Classroom?

Welcome to the great debate, fellow homeschool parents! It’s the one that buzzes in online forums and whispers over coffee meetups: technology. Are we creating future tech geniuses or just glorified YouTube experts? It’s a tightrope walk, for sure. The conversation around technology use in homeschool settings often feels like it’s swinging between two extremes. […]

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Education STEM

Winter Themed Science Projects: Our Top 3 For Middle Schoolers

When the temperature drops and the world outside turns into a frosty wonderland, it can be tempting to cozy up with hot cocoa and put the lesson books away. But what if you could harness the magic of the season to create unforgettable learning moments? The winter months offer a unique, natural laboratory right outside […]

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Education English/Literature

English Class: Studing Narnia For Teens

Finding the right literature for your homeschool teen can feel like a quest of its own. You want something engaging, layered, and full of teachable moments. What if you could turn a beloved fantasy series into a comprehensive English credit? With the right approach, the world of Narnia can be more than just a magical […]

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Helping Teens Start Their Research Paper: Why Support Matters

The words “research paper” can strike fear into the hearts of even the most confident teens. Suddenly, that bright, curious kid you know is staring at a blank screen with a look of sheer panic. As a homeschooling parent, you might feel a little overwhelmed yourself. How much help is too much? How do you […]