Homeschool Archives

Burnout is a scary word. It can quench our homeschooling fire before it flames or even quench it after years of burning bright.

These five writing principles are still valuable tools for teachers and parents who are struggling with how to teach students to write.

Do you plan to buy a mobile device in the coming year for use in your homeschool and household?

Gifted students tend to be self-critical perfectionists even while difficult subjects come easily to them. How to deal with setbacks?

Up to age 7 children experience very rapid brain development. This is a prime time to expose them to music and language.

A mother of four autistic children shares what has been the greatest blessing in their lives: 4 Paws for Ability, a dog service.

Producing a play can be fun and rewarding - but where do I start? Look here for tips on scripts, venue, rehearsing, and everything else.

Check inside for tips on how to use (or how best to teach) the great resource that is Microsoft Word.

With its ups and downs, homeschooling is like being on a roller coaster. Military life isn’t much different.

Even if you don’t live in Texas, you can go on your own adventure as you learn about the Lone Star State and its fascinating history.

Curious as to how Google Earth works, and whether you can utilize it in your homeschooling? Keep reading!

How do you grade as usual when you're all "graded out" and just can't seem to focus?

Let’s take a look at eight different ways successful writers budget time and give substance to inspiration.

Some people think of writing as simply a means to communicate, but in reality, writing has a much greater power.

We hope SPRAY might help you remember five important principles for every homeschool grandparent.