Homeschool Curriculum for the Best Homeschooling

A complete manipulatives-based K-12 homeschool math curriculum.

Ideas and resources for learning while in the car.

Provides learning activities geared toward preschoolers. Includes teaching tips, story stretchers, and a guide to getting started.

Provides worksheets, unit studies, articles, and a newsletter.

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Maybe you’re one of the blessed ones and all of your children pay perfect attention and are thrilled to participate in all their subjects. But if you’re like most, you have at least one student that makes completing math problems or writing a paragraph like pulling teeth. So what can you do to inspire that reluctant learner?

-by Mimi Rothschild Strategies for Teaching All Your Children Together Probably most of us have had days when we think it might be better for us as homeschooling parents if we just had a set of twins. Then we could do one lesson for all our kids, instead of hopping back and forth from one to another. On [...]

The beginning of the school year is so exciting! But there may be foot-dragging when it’s time to gather for lessons, staring out the window when there should be diligent work going on, and even a little bit of whining.