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We now have 448 published articles in our homeschool article directory.
- Ages & Styles (56)
- Enrichment (10)
- Getting It All Done (12)
- Teaching Ideas (49)
- Author Profiles (9)
- Family Life (27)
- Getting Started (12)
- Miscellaneous (2)
- Teaching Methods (19)
- Work at Home (6)
- Book Reviews (7)
- Encourage & Inspire (59)
- Health & Nutrition (13)
- Socialization (11)
- Teaching Tips (87)
Recent Articles
- To Call or Not to Call By: Lisa Dingman - How do we know if homeschooled families are teaching their children or neglecting them and who we should inform about it. Should the authorities be called? (1138 Views)
- Easy Summer Chicken Salad Recipes By: Rachel Paxton - Easy chicken salad recipes that are great for light summer meals. (1021 Views)
- Socialization Opportunities For The Homeschooled Child By: Melissa Murdoch - Perhaps the biggest concern your family and friends will express when you tell them that you are going to homeschool is how your children are going to learn to socialize with their peers if they are not in school. (1539 Views)
- Endangered Minds By: Randi St.Denis - Have you noticed how hard it is to get a child to really think? (1326 Views)
- Paper Plate Turtle Craft By: Rachel Paxton - Your preschool-aged child will enjoy making this easy turtle craft. (2166 Views)
- Homeschooled Students and Work Experience By: Melissa Murdoch - When your child gets to be a teenager, sending them out to experience the workforce can help them get some valuable job experience before college or the fulltime workforce, and also reduce some of your expenses around the house. (990 Views)
- Gaining Dad’s Support In The Homeschool Classroom By: Christee Brauckmann - Hey, I’ve been doing this homeschooling gig a long time, and over the years I’ve met homeschooling moms that have one of two kinds of husbands in regards to homeschooling. (831 Views)
- Should Teaching Sunday School Be Easy?: An Encouraging Word for Sunday School Teachers By: Kathy Vincent - Should teaching Sunday school be an easy job? Read this encouraging article to help you learn the 2 key elements for every Christian children’s worker. (439 Views)
- Successful Homeschooling, It Depends On You By: Lily Ann - Lily Ann shares her ideas on what makes your homeschool successful and how it depends more on you, and not your children. (1138 Views)
- What to Do About Boredom By: Charmaine Wistad - Most parents don't want their children to get bored... ever! Just think of the many hours and dollars parents spend keeping their children busy with sports, music, art classes, after-school activities - not to mention the toys, videos, computer games etc. that we give our children to keep boredom at bay. (1686 Views)
