Homeschool Pi Day Activities
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March 14th is Pi Day! This is a great opportunity for your family to celebrate. Here are some homeschool Pi Day activities for you and your kids to try.
Pie First
You can’t have Pi Day be without the pie, right? Making a pie (or two or three 
) is a a great way to teach your kids Read more…
20 Writing Projects for Your Homeschool Family to Do Together
Want to see your family working together cooperatively? A collaborative writing project is a great way to bring family members together. By the way, when I say the word “family”, I mean the adults too. 
Parents are included in these activities. This gives you a good opportunity to be an author, too. So dust off your feather pen and put on your thinking cap. Let’s get started writing. Read more…
Engage Your Children in These Fun Geography Games
Games are an engaging tool for learning geography. I’ve used a variety of geography games to help my children become familiar with our world. Here are some reviews of the games that we have tried out over the years.
U.S. Geography
Snapshots Across America
If you want your child to become familiar with various attractions in the U.S. including the Read more…
Top 10 Reasons to Homeschool
There’s nothing like a little humor to liven up your day, right? Take a peek at these two funny lists of reasons to homeschool.
Parents’ Top Ten Reasons to Homeschool
Parents, these are your top reasons for homeschooling. Read more…
How Your Child Learns – Parts vs. Whole
No two children learn alike. They all have unique learning experiences and styles. Some tend to be more right-brain dominant, others are left-brain dominant, and a few are blessed to be middle brain because they use both hemispheres fairly equally.
Children who are analytical are left-brain dominant and learn best by seeing the parts of a whole. Children who think more holistically are right-brain dominant and learn best by seeing the whole first. One of the benefits of homeschooling is Read more…