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Free History Unit Studies and Lesson Plans
If you’re looking for free history unit studies and lesson plans, you’ve come to the right place! These free resources are perfect for piecing together your own history curriculum based on your children’s interests. They can also be used to supplement any...
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Free Science Unit Studies and Lesson Plans
Science is a fun subject to teach, but coming up with ideas for lessons can be challenging. You don’t need to spend your time scouring the internet looking for science materials. We’ve found many sources of free science unit studies, lesson plans, and...
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How to Homeschool Multiple Ages
One of the most significant advantages of homeschooling is that it allows you to provide your child with a customized, one-on-one education. However, this can be a little tricky if you have multiple children spanning a wide range of ages. For example, if you...
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How to Make the First Day of Homeschool Fun
The first day of school is a big deal for kids and parents alike. Each year more families step away from traditional schooling and begin homeschooling. For some of these families, the first day of homeschooling doesn't seem to come with the same excitement....
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Science Websites for Homeschoolers
Science is often a favorite subject among homeschoolers. It's no surprise that students enjoy this subject, because it helps them understand the world around them. The study of science encourages students to ask questions, explore, test ideas, create solutions...
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What Curriculum Should I Use?
This is a question I'm asked all the time. Unfortunately, it's one I can't answer. The curriculum that's best for your child is the one that best meets their needs. And you know and understand your child better than anyone else. That makes you the ideal person...
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How I Taught My Child to Read
Our oldest child went to public school for kindergarten and first grade, and that's where he learned to read. The school's reading instruction was focused almost entirely on memorizing sight words. He memorized hundreds of sight words and seemed to be able to...
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Teaching Current Events
Studying current events is an excellent way for children and teens to learn about the world around them. News articles and programs touch on what they are learning about in many subjects, showing them the relevance and real-world application of what they are...
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Teach Your Kids to Cook
Cooking is an essential skill that our children will use throughout their lives. Fortunately, it’s also an easy skill to teach. No lesson plans or complicated curriculum are necessary; just get your kids in the kitchen and prepare meals together. Younger...
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