If you have homeschooled for any length of time or were homeschooled yourself, you may find that you have some unpopular homeschool opinions. Opinions that don’t align with the dominant school of thought are often discouraged from the public discourse. And of course, the problem is, people end up feeling alienated when their experience doesn’t line up with the ideal.
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If you have a high school homeschooled student going to public or private school, you may wondering how to write a transcript that the school will accept. I am not an expert, but I am a mom who has navigated this process and helped many others do the same. Here is what I learned.
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A 4-Year Homeschool High School Plan is a great investment of your time that will save you money, energy and stress as you launch your child into adulthood. As a homeschool parent, you have the unique opportunity to tailor your high school student’s education to their specific needs and interests. While you’ll still need to
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Are you trying to find quality options for robotics for kids? If you have a budding engineer in your home, the Robotics Workshop for Kids “Robby Robot” is an excellent entry-level project to create curiosity and learning. As a non-techy mom, I know what it’s like to struggle to find quality resources for your child.
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Youth leadership training is really a combination of skills and experiences that help prepare teens to take an active part in their community, family and future. It usually involves both traditional classroom learning and hands-on experience that prepares teens to be leaders in the future. Leadership education for teens helps them become confident adults who care about the needs of those around them.
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Valentines books for kids are the perfect way to celebrate and teach social skills during the holiday. With a heavy emphasis on caring and friendship, these titles remind children of what is truly important.
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If you are raising children or teens who will someday become adults, there is a natural anxiety that comes thinking about teaching them “How to Adult.” I mean, the news is full of stories of teens and young adults crashing and burning (both literally and figuratively) in the quest to become independent. Add to that
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Spring outdoor activities for kids are essential after a LONG winter of being mostly inside. This list of 101+ Low Prep ideas will give you tons of things to do…whether its a little cool and muddy or sunny and trending towards summer temps. Enjoy the great outdoors!
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If you want to celebrate Chinese New Year with kids, there are many easy activities that are both fun and educational. Many of these ideas can be implemented with just a few hours notice which is perfect for families who want to celebrate last minute! Our family began celebrating Chinese New Year after I started
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As a homeschooling parent for over 15 years, I’ve realized that using bundles and summits in your homeschool is different than using a traditional curriculum. I’ve purchased many of these products myself, so I thought I would share how to use them in a way that is not stressful and can help accomplish your goals.
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