by Christina Yeager

Hands-on learning doesn’t have an age limit! Yes, grade school was where we all learned that putting our hands literally into the project was so much fun! It doesn’t have to stop there. There are no rules saying that teens can’t enjoy the same avenue of learning as when they kids! Here are some exciting hands-on creative experiments and projects for teens to enhance a variety of homeschooling curriculum.

by Christina Yeager

English is a complex language and often difficult to learn even for those in native-speaking countries. Perhaps, that’s why it’s required throughout a student’s entire academic stretch in some form or another. English doesn’t just consist of confusing sentence structure and proper grammar, it evolves into Language Arts, which consists of reading and comprehension, writing, speaking, and communication. English and Language Arts are essential to education and everything in life will revolve around it. Here are five free online resources to help homeschoolers with English and Language Arts.

by Alan Williamson, Guest Contributor

After a few challenging weeks, your child has made the successful jump to being a preschooler. The first few days were shaky, but now, he consistently earns praise for his performance inside and outside the classroom. He has also found the right balance between being independent and being a dependable classmate to his peers.

With just a few weeks left to go before his toddlers’ nursery classes end, you are now thinking about the next challenges he is about to face — specifically, his advancement to primary school.

by Christina Yeager

English is difficult enough! Deciding to expand your language knowledge beyond that is an exciting decision. Adding a foreign language to a homeschoolers curriculum can seem intimidating. Don’t sweat it! There are online resources available to all that can certainly get a student started. Learn foreign languages with these free online resources for homeschooling students.
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