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Art is one of those subjects that many homeschool moms find challenging. If she isn't particularly skilled in art, it can be intimidating. If she feels overwhelmed by all … Read More about Art History Lessons for Kids
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Because I've been blessed with a creative and artistically gifted daughter, I've learned a great deal about art supplies over the past several years. As a highly creative … Read More about The 100 Best Art Supplies for Creative Girls
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KidzType is a free typing website that features learn to type for kids activities. Kidztype offers a variety of free typing games and exercises that will especially appeal to … Read More about Learn to Type for Kids
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The explosion of the Charlotte Mason phenomenon in homeschooling brought about the widespread use of the word "twaddle" when referring to less-than-desirable literature for … Read More about Why I Embraced “Twaddle” for My Creative, Right-Brained Child
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Blake eLearning is probably better known to most homeschoolers as the very popular Reading Eggs website. I've lost track of how many moms have told me their kids learned to … Read More about Mathseeds Math Skills Workbooks
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I've compiled a list of 100 field trip ideas for homeschoolers to provide inspiration and help you plan to add them to your homeschooling. (Don't miss the free printable at … Read More about 100 Field Trip Ideas for Homeschoolers
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This year we officially start middle school with sixth grade. How is that possible? But it is! We've settled into our relaxed homeschooling approach as it is the best way to … Read More about Relaxed Homeschooling in Middle School
