How to use audiobooks in your homeschool
…I had started for my son, became a little gift for me, too. Check out all the extra titles I’ve read through my ears since then: Life from Scratch by…
…I had started for my son, became a little gift for me, too. Check out all the extra titles I’ve read through my ears since then: Life from Scratch by…
3 Ways to Help Older Children Choose Books ~ Written by Amber O’Neal Johnston from Heritage Mom When my kids were little, selecting books for them was fun. I would…
…seconds. Thanks so much! Weekend homeschool links: 3 hypocritical things adults say to kids 8 ways to motivate kids to read Gardening books & resources for your little nature lover…
…a head-start, and maybe helps you feel a little less pressure. Deep breath! You’ve got this, homeschool mama! You don’t have to start school at age 3 I always suggest…
…is always the same. He struggles, gets frustrated, makes little to no progress and feels defeated. I struggle, get frustrated, see little to no progress and feel defeated. And he…
…of comparison to those around us. Six-year-old Johnny is already reading chapter books and your six-year-old little guy just wants to play in the dirt all day. Eight-year-old Susie’s mom…
How to help your child learn to read ~ Written by contributor Jena Borah My little guy was six years old and we had been casually talking about letters and…
…Montessori-inspired gifts for ages to 18 :: Montessori Rocks! A little holiday homeschool rhythm :: Quill and Camera My recommendations this week: I first stumbled upon these Bruder trucks in…
…move on to language arts. I like to fill in their vocabulary gaps and do a little grammar and punctuation with IXL. Besides that, they read a lot, so I…
…use the right materials, books, curricula, and get the “right” results from our little ones. It was with these thoughts and intentions in mind that I first came across the…
…Here are a couple of other tips: Be a nerd I’m a little bit of a dork, which comes in really handy when you’re homeschooling. I’m all about literary vacations,…
…little bit. What I needed to focus on became crystal clear: It wasn’t math. It wasn’t reading comprehension. It wasn’t grammar. It was character. The test revealed that we needed…
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