Grammar might not be the most exciting subject for kids, but it is essential for developing strong writing and communication skills. If you’re a homeschooling parent looking for innovative ways to teach grammar to your children, you’re in the right place. This post is designed to make teaching grammar enjoyable for both you and your... Continue reading
Category: English/Literature
Around the World in 80 Books: A Literature-Based Approach to Learning Global Cultures
September 27, 2024 by James
Imagine taking a journey around the world without leaving your home. That’s the magic of a literature-based approach to learning global cultures, perfect for homeschoolers. Picture your children exploring the bustling streets of Tokyo, the sandy dunes of the Sahara, and the ancient ruins of Rome, all through the pages of a book. This blog... Continue reading
Reviving the Classics: Fun and Engaging Ways to Introduce Shakespeare to Homeschooled Students
September 25, 2024 by sarah palow
Homeschooling offers a unique opportunity to tailor education to your child’s needs and interests. One area where many parents hesitate is introducing classic literature, particularly the works of William Shakespeare. Given his complex language and intricate plots, it’s no wonder some homeschoolers find tackling the Bard’s works daunting. However, Shakespeare’s plays hold timeless lessons and... Continue reading
Creative Writing for Young Authors: Inspiring Prompts and Projects to Spark Imagination
May 29, 2024 by sarah palow
Homeschooling offers a unique opportunity to tailor education to the individual needs and interests of students. One area that can greatly benefit from this personalized approach is homeschool creative writing. Creative writing not only enhances a student’s ability to express themselves but also fosters critical thinking, imagination, and emotional intelligence. For homeschool parents and homeschooling... Continue reading
How Literature Can Help Make Sense Of Math Operations
January 10, 2023 by The Dropkick Math Team
Math problems present a unique challenge for many students who are good at computations, as they must bridge the gap between math theory and math application. Comfort with math computations does not necessarily guarantee fluency in math problem-solving – in fact, applying those same skills can require quite different strategies than the ones that capture... Continue reading
