Teaching high school English can feel like a daunting task if you are homeschooling and suddenly realize that you have no idea how to help your teen pull ideas from a text. There are so many things we feel like we need to cover in high school and it can be really hard to know […]
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Guest Post By Dr. John Mighton, Founder, JUMP Math Mathematics is perceived by many kids, and adults, to be a tough subject that often strikes fear in people when they’re asked to multiply by double digits in their heads, solve an equation, or divide by a fraction. Traditional math teaching methods leave teachers unprepared to
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Finding homeschool science can be a real challenge so I was excited to take a look at The Mystery of Science Biology and Physics for 4th to 8th grade students. When I began homeschooling my kids 18 years ago, one subject quickly rose to the top of my “this is hard” list: science. I’ve always
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If you have ever had a child who is behind in math, you know exactly how discouraging it can feel — for them and for you. You try curriculum after curriculum.You scroll and post in Facebook groups looking for answers.You wonder if you missed something along the way. Why does homeschooling feel SO HARD? I’ve
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Valentine’s Day doesn’t have to mean store-bought cards and candy overload. Sometimes the simplest ideas are the ones kids love the most—and classic conversation heart valentines are proof of that. These Conversation Heart Valentine’s Cards Printables make it easy for kids to share something sweet, colorful, and personal with friends, classmates, siblings, or co-op groups—without
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Many families are noticing that social skills for kids and teens are a key ingredient to success. Whether student are in school or homeschooled, connecting with people is part of life. If your child wants more friends, here are some social skills that can make that happen more easily. As a parent, I want my
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I can’t believe 5 years have past since I clicked “buy” on the domain name “TenMintueMomentum.com.” It seems like a lifetime and also like it was yesterday that I decided to just “start” something without seeing the full path ahead. At the time, it felt reckless—and necessary—at the same time. Five years ago, I had
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Growing up, I remember Martin Luther King Jr. Day always being acknowledged in school with different activities. We usually watched a short video clip of one of Dr. King’s speeches or talked about the events leading up to the Civil Rights Movement. We learned about segregation and how it created different rules for people based
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One of the biggest challenges of homeschooling is that moment—often in winter—when you realize that you need to catch up on homeschool work. One child might be behind in math. Another hasn’t touched their language arts books in weeks. And all of a sudden, what felt manageable in September feels overwhelming in January or February.
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If you’ve ever watched your child freeze during math—even on problems they know—you’re not alone. For many families, basic math facts become a daily struggle in the early grades. Kids might understand the lesson, yet still hesitate when solving math problems, answering slowly, or second-guessing the correct answer. What most parents want isn’t speed drills
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