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Planning a High School Homeschool Year for a Teen with Learning Differences - by Erin Vincent of Nourishing My Scholar Summer is in full swing, meaning ice cream cones, s'mores, campfires, sleeping under the stars, and planning for the upcoming school year. It seems like we finished our school year …
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A Fishing Pole, A Picnic and A Book: Simple Activities in Educational Terms ~ Written by Lusi Austin from That Homeschool Life Having home schooled three older kiddos and now homeschooling their two younger siblings, has given me an unexpected gift: perspective. The blessing of perspective is …
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Tips and Tricks For Learning While Traveling ~ Written by Jessica Waldock of The Waldock Way One of the best things about homeschooling is the freedom we have. We like to take advantage of our homeschooling freedom to plan our schedules by traveling together whenever we can. There are so many …
How to introduce Shakespeare in your homeschool ~ Written by Melissa Camara Wilkins Fun fact: the people in my household have a whole variety of opinions about Shakespeare. Some of my kids love reading Shakespeare’s plays. (One of our teenagers has a goal of reading them all before the end of …
How to Use Literature Guides as a Complete Language Arts Curriculum ~ Written by Kari Patterson As a mama with very different kids, including one on the spectrum, we have tried a little bit of everything, curriculum-wise. Over the last 11 years we've done Saxon, Singapore, Life of Fred, Bob Jones, …
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