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Preschool Science: Worm Farm By: Rachel Paxton - Preschool-aged children love to play with worms (at least my boys do!). You can turn their curiosity with worms into a science project with just a few items from your house and garden.
How To Teach Visual Spatial Learners By: Jena Names - Find out what visual spatial learners need for academic success! Learn which homeschool curriculum to use, plus teaching methods and visual spatial learning activities.
Celebrate Pi Day! By: Katie Glennon - March 14 is National Pi Day! Make your plans now to celebrate math with Pi Day using some of these neat resources, books, and ideas.
Top 12 Reasons to Just Ditch Homeschooling Altogether By: Teresa Dear - Top 12 reasons to just ditch homeschooling altogether and send your children off each day to be educated elsewhere.
How to Enjoy Homeschooling By: Melissa Murdoch - Home schooling should be enjoyable. As the saying goes, all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.
Household Chores for Preschool-Aged Children By: Rachel Paxton - Suggested household chores for preschool-aged children.
“Coaching” Your Way to Homeschooling Success! By: Pat Fenner - Homeschooling is of course first and foremost a family journey. But don’t ignore the help and encouragement that can come from a good and experienced coach!
You CAN teach your children a Foreign Language: Part 1 By: Suzanne Gose - This article is the first of a four part series on how to teach a foreign language to your children (even if you don’t know the language yourself!).
From Homeschool Into College: Does it Work? By: Janice Campbell - Homeschoolers have blazed trails in elementary and secondary education, and they are now earning early college credit. How is that working?
Passive-Aggressive Behavior – Some Examples and a Plan to Take Back Control By: Dianne Dachyshyn - The last of three articles on managing passive-aggressive behavior in homeschooling families. Dianne Dachyshyn outlines a plan of action to take back control.
Your Science Tool-Kit: Evaluating Scientific Messages By: Sam(antha) Burns - Suggestions for tools you need to assess scientific messages received on a daily basis.
Preschool Winter Craft: Pinecone Bird Feeder By: Rachel Paxton - Cold weather often keeps preschoolers inside, looking to you to find them something fun to do. This winter you and your preschool-aged child can feed the winter birds by making pinecone bird feeders.
Role Models for Your Teen By: Rachel Paxton - By the time your children reach their teens, there is only a limited amount of time left to influence them and get them started in life in the right direction.
Organizing Preschool Supplies By: Rachel Paxton - If you are doing preschool at home, or even if you are just doing some extra preschool activities with your child from time to time, you probably have a lot of papers and craft supplies taking up space on your countertops and closet shelves.
Five Critical Reading Processes Supported by Computer Technology By: Michael Levy - Computer reading software programs are becoming integral components of many public, private, and homeschooling lessons designed to teach children to learn to read.