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You want to teach your child how to speak and write well, but some of those grammar rules sneak up on even the most seasoned pros. One rule that can cause some confusion is when to use who vs. whom. … Read More
One of the most important skills to teach your child when it comes to reading and writing is summarizing. This will help not only with writing skills but monitoring understanding of a text. Being able to summarize what they’ve read … Read More
Teaching common v. Proper nouns can be a challenge. Here are a few tips for Teaching Common v. Proper Nouns and a free worksheet to help your students understand this concept. Nouns are the basic unit of parts of speech. The … Read More
Being confident of this, that He who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus.” Philippians 1:6 As parents, we watch our babies grow into adults. Someday they will … Read More
When to comes to society, there are many stereotypes concerning homeschool moms. Most often these thoughts come from those who are ill-informed by what homeschooling is all about. Homeschooling parents are everyday people who simply are making an alternative choice … Read More
Let’s be honest with ourselves for a minute. Homeschoolers buy a lot of stuff- especially books. We buy books that our kids need now as well as books that they won’t need for years. We buy things just because they … Read More
Tis’ the season for kindness, giving, and thankfulness. Have your children break out their writing journals and respond to some writing prompts for the holidays focusing on all the things that make this season great! Write about a holiday … Read More
As we approach the middle of the traditional school year, you may be realizing that there are a few changes you need to make. Some children may be finishing up their books Others may not be enjoying or learning from … Read More
Looking for books that the comedy lovers in your family will want you to read over and over again? Check out these 10 children’s books that have been proven to elicit giggles, chuckles, and guffaws. “7 Ate 9” by Tara … Read More
Devotion and religious education can be an important part of your homeschool schedule. Spiritual experiences can be individualized by allowing your child to journal based on scripture. These 8 writing prompts inspired by scripture will help your child reflect on … Read More