Happy Easter weekend, my friends – Friday’s good because Sunday’s coming!
Weekend homeschool links:
- Homeschooling When You Are Exhausted
- Picture Books About Slavery and Freedom
- Tips for Helping Your Child Become a More Fluent Reader
- Among many US children, reading for fun has become less common
- Stanford researchers find students have trouble judging the credibility of information online
- 8 years ago on Simple Homeschool: How to read aloud every day
- In case you missed it this week: How to introduce Shakespeare in your homeschool
- This week on Instagram: Weeping May Remain for a Night
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How to introduce Shakespeare in your homeschool