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25 Free Homeschool Curriculum Resources

by Dannelle

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This list of 25 Free Homeschool Curriculum Resources is just what you need to get started with some great options for your classroom.  This list has tons of ideas for unit studies, worksheets, printables, complete curriculum, videos and more. 25 Free Homeschool Curriculum Resources This list of free homeschool curriculum is a great place to find amazing tools to use in your classroom.  I love knowing that when I am lost for ideas, I can turn to these great resources for ideas.  From simply adding a printable worksheet as busy work to using an entirely new curriculum this list includes some of the best around. Basic Homeschool Curriculum: These are some of our favorite free homeschool curriculum resources that offer basic education topics.  Some are complete lessons and others included multiple study options for review. Easy Peasy All In One Homeschool Donna Young Discovery Education PBS Kids Homeschool.com The Notebooking … [Read more...]

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How To Homeschool For Free

by Dannelle

When you first consider homeschooling your children you probably don't want to invest a lot of money.  These tips for How To Homeschool For Free are tried and true options that many of my friends who homeschool have used for years.  You can easily provide education at home without spending a ton of money out of pocket. How To Homeschool For Free Take advantage of the online free curriculum: There are tons of great options online for totally free curriculum.  In fact, if you want to learn how to homeschool for free, this is the number one suggestion.  You can truly find almost everything you need online already. Some great options for starting:  Utilize local homeschool groups: One of the best local resources it to get in touch with your local homeschool groups.  Most communities have at least one group that meets together for playtime, field trips, and even co-op teaching arrangements.  Search on Google for your local county, city, and … [Read more...]

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Why You Should Travel With Your Home-schooled Child

by Dannelle

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There are so many advantages to homeschooling your children but my favorite perk would probably have to be the fact that because you are homeschooling them, they don't need to be in one spot at all time. Why You Should Travel With Your Home-schooled Child? This opens up opportunities beyond belief. I personally believe that you should take advantage of this and see the world. I think that every person in the world should have the opportunity to see new places and learn about the rest of the world, and I personally believe that seeing all of these sights as you are in school and learning about these things is the best time to do so! Today I will be sharing with you a few reasons that traveling with your home schooled children can really benefit them. Now, before y'all say anything - I know. Miss Sarah goes to public school. I am a firm believer that PARENTS are in charge of their child's education and we PARTNER with their teachers/schools. Traveling can be fun AND educational, … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Educational, Parenting, Travel Tagged With: homeschool, parenting, Travel

5 Homeschool Curriculum Options to Choose From

by Dannelle

Homeschooling your kids can be a very daunting task. You have to choose a curriculum, pick up supplies, lesson plan and more. It’s quite easy to get lost while doing everything. When it comes to choosing a curriculum, there are literally hundreds that you can choose from. Each one offers different styles of learning and different topics. Some are religiously based, others not so much. These 5 homeschool curriculum options to choose from are usually considered homeschool favorites. Take a look and do your research to see which one is the best fit for your family. 5 Homeschool Curriculum Options to Choose From Abeka – Abeka is known as one of the best homeschool curriculums by far. They are very heavy on religion though so keep that in mind. Abeka usually starts their kids at age 2. One thing about the Abeka homeschool curriculum is that it is very drill based. You can choose homeschool with no guidance or their guided dvd program. Easy Peasy Homeschool – If you’re looking for … [Read more...]

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Homeschool Math Favorites

by Dannelle

Are you planning to teach Homeschool? These are the favorites for the Math curriculum if you are thinking about how you could possibly get started. These top books are the best way to start making your lesson plans. Check out our Homeschool Math Favorites. Horizons Math 2 - Workbooks 1 & 2 Horizons 2nd Grade Math Student Book 1 contains fun, entertaining lessons that include: counting and writing numbers by 1s to 100-999; using tally marks; recognizing ordinal numbers to 100, less than, greater than, or equal to; adding and subtraction up to four-digit numbers; and understanding inches, centimeters, linear and English weight equivalents. This full-color student workbook contains lessons 180 and perforated pages for easy removal. Horizons 2nd Grade Math Student Book 2 contains easy-to-teach, fun-to-learn lessons that cover: counting money; reviewing geometric shapes and colors; working simple word problems; understanding Fahrenheit temperature; recognizing area, … [Read more...]

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How To Homeschool With Little Ones At Home

by Dannelle

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Homeschooling is not easy. Let me say that again (homeschooling is not easy). This is especially true if you have older children at home you would like to homeschool, but you have smaller children as well. It is possible to be a good mom to your younger children, while allowing your other children to thrive academically. How To Homeschool With Little Ones At Home Go with the Flow Sometimes this approach does not work. You go with the flow, but the kids aren’t really having it. If you are helping an older child with school and a younger child needs your help, try stopping just for a moment. Often times the younger child just wants your attention. Give it to them for the time being and then move back to schooling. Explain to the older child that you are sorry for the interruptions, but the younger ones need you too. Open communication is key to help everyone in the house from becoming frustrated. Self Taught The great thing about homeschooling is that you do not have … [Read more...]

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