Homeschool Blog

How We Keep a Spring in Our Springtime Homeschooling

6 Important Topics to Round Out Your Homeschool Schedule

Guide to Unschooling for Beginners

20 Things Almost Every Homeschool Parent Wants This Holiday Season

Homeschooling: My Way or the Highway?

Resources for Homeschooling High School When Mom's Not the Expert

Alternatives to College: A High School Roadmap

10 YouTube Channels For Kids Who Love The Great Outdoors

How to Manage Stress & Find Balance in High School

3 Challenging Things about High School (and What To Do About Them)

The Congressional Award

"I Can't Homeschool - I Have to Work!"

Things You Don't Need to Homeschool

Goldilocks Effect: Learning When It's "Just Right"

Homeschooled Adults: What To Do When You Have No Transcripts

Ask Jeanne: Tips for Homeschooling a Difficult or Defiant Child

Make the Most of Holiday Homeschooling with Tweens and Teens (with Activity Ideas)

Grandparent Tips for Helping with Virtual Learning

Grandparent's Guide: Supporting Homeschooling

Grandparent's Guide: Sharing Your Time

Grandparent's Guide to Homeschooling: Field Trips

Ask Jeanne: Don't Homeschool My Grandchildren

October 1: Curriculum's Not Working Day

Our 9th Grade Plan for a Non-Traditional Learner

8 Questions to Ask When Starting a Homeschool Co-op

The World's Smallest Homeschooling Co-op

Naming Your Homeschool

Homeschooling a High Schooler Who Is Not College-Bound

A Vital Unit Study Topic: Emergency Preparedness

Travel Activities for Kids

Dear Homeschool Parent: You Need a Hobby!

Homeschooling on the Go: What To Keep In the Car

Building Content During a Skills Lag

Benefit of Homeschooling: Embracing the Wide Range of Normal

5 Ideas for Throwing a "Holidays Around the World" Party with Teens

Passive Learning: Geography Shower Power

Create an Engaging Homeschool Geography Club

5 Easy Ways to Add a Splash of Geography to Your Homeschool

Homeschool Plan: Debt-Free 4 Year College Degree

Empower New Homeschoolers: Give Information, Not Advice

5 Things I Would Have Done Differently In Our Homeschool

Subversive Geography: Promote Map Use by Kids