Not a Good Tester
Not a Good Tester Is your child just not a good tester? Some kids don’t do well on standardized tests. Nobody knows that better than a homeschool parent with a child that doesn’t do well on […]
November 2014
The Road to Independent Learning: Homeschool Science
The Road to Independent Learning: Homeschool Science Independent learning is a process, and being able to work independently on biology usually comes along early in that process. I’ve seen children successfully learn biology on their
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Fun Christmas Ideas for Kids and Families!
As a homeschool family, you have the freedom to use the month of December for special activities related to the holiday season. I have put together a list of my favorite fun Christmas ideas for
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When Should I Graduate My Child?
When Should I Graduate My Child? When is it ok to graduate your homeschool high school student? Click on Lee’s video, below, to find out! How did you determine when to graduate your child? Please
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Homemade Felt Ornaments for Christmas
My assistant Robin is such a genius! Look at these ADORABLE homemade felt ornaments she created for her Christmas tree! Wouldn’t they be awesome as a gift from a child, or to decorate your home with a
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Struggling with Writing?
I quit “teaching” literature in 5th grade and let my daughter pick books (from a list of classic literature) to read with no formal instruction. She enjoyed this approach and has been a voracious reader
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Homeschooling Your 18 Year Old Son
Homeschooling Your 18 Year Old Son Lee shares the truth about homeschooling your 18 year old boy in this video. Click below to view! Are you homeschooling your 18 year old son? Please share! Subscribe
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Homeschool Regrets – Did We Do Something Wrong?
Not every child is a genius, or socially adept, or physically strong. When you see the failings in your own teenager, it can be tempting to have regrets and think you must have caused it to happen. Even
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How Homeschoolers Measure Up: Comparing Percentiles
How Homeschoolers Measure Up with Test Scores Homeschoolers tend to do GREAT on standardized test scores. For example: on average, homeschoolers score above the 79th percentile in reading. But what does that mean to you?
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How Do I Name My Classes?
How Do I Name My Classes? Are you stumped on how to name classes on a transcript? Click on Lee’s video, below, for some tips! How do you name your classes in your homeschool? Please
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