This post discussing what to do when you are behind in your homeschool may contain affiliate link(s) which means that I receive some form of compensation in return (at no additional cost to you) if you purchase through my link:) Summer is just around the corner! As I talked about a little in my last post, across the country, churches and families are getting ready for summer camps, music schools, and all kinds of summer activities that remind us that we are supposed to be on summer break. After all, “school goes from August to May,” or so we have all been told. Truth is, maybe you and…
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5 Morning Basket Themes for Homeschoolers.
This post about homeschool morning basket themes may contain affiliate link(s) which means that I receive some form of compensation in return (at no additional cost to you) if you purchase through my link:) The sun has risen, breakfast has been eaten, the chores are done for now, and you and your family are getting ready to start the school day. It is at this point that you debate on how to start. Should you start with math or maybe English? As I have researched more about homeschooling, I have found that many people enjoy having what they call a “morning basket” which is a small collection of activities…
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3 tips for creating an effective project schedule
Research papers, science projects, current event papers, book reports – your kids have all kinds of projects throughout the school year, and it can be very difficult to keep up with it all for you and your children. It is important that your children get a wide range of different projects, but it is also important to not overload them with too many projects at a time. With that in mind, creating a project schedule at the beginning of the school year can be incredibly helpful! There are many different ways for you to create this schedule and many things to consider, but we will now look at 3…
