Help Your Student Transition to Homeschool
So you’ve made the decision to homeschool — as a homeschooling parent, you’ve created a list and checked off all items to ensure a smooth transition from public school to homeschool.. But what about your student? In order to help your children transition into homeschooling, here are some ideas broken out by grade level to […]
Oklahoma Field Trips for Homeschoolers
Oklahoma, whose name comes from the Choctaw words, okla and humma, and was originally known as the Territory of the Red People, has a deep Native American heritage and is dressed in beauty everywhere you go—impressive mountain ranges, gorgeous lakes and waterways, prairie land, and awe-inspiring forests in the east. The Sooner State boasts some […]
Are You Re-Evaluating Your Homeschool Year?
With the second half of the school year upon us, many families take this time to check in with their children to see how things are faring. And when you’ve been homeschooling for a few years, you have a pretty good idea of what works for your family and what you can do without. But […]
Unit Study Supplement: Utah Facts, U.S. 45th State
A theory that is largely accepted as a fact about Utah, is that its name is derived from the Native American tribe “Ute” which could mean “they who are higher up” or “people of the mountains”. However, the origin and etymology of the name Utah is unclear. Widely known as having the best snow on […]
Learn The Difference Between Unschooling and Deschooling
It’s that time of year! Parents of frustrated children may be looking for alternatives to the traditional schooling system. While doing research, parents may stumble across the world of homeschooling and want to find out more information. The journey of homeschooling can often be a learning curve. Along the way, you may encounter some new […]
