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6 Time Management Tips for Your Homeschool

November 3, 2020 by Arianna

do you know how to be a time management pro?
As a homeschool parent you juggle teaching, housework, cooking, shopping, loving your family, and working from home daily! Perhaps you want to be better at time management, but you don’t know where to start. Time management is not as far out of reach as you might think. Here are a few tips you can implement into your routine to help you manage your schedule better.

Learn how to be a time management pro…

Filed Under: Simplified Homeschool Tagged With: homeschool, organization, planning, time management

Tips for Teaching Left-Handed Writers

October 27, 2020 by Arianna

teaching left-handed writers to write
If you have young lefties, you may be unsure of how to teach left-handed writers. But don’t worry! At first their natural tendencies may appear backwards or confusing to you but teaching them writing is very similar to teaching a right-handed child. There are just some important things you should keep in mind when you start teaching them.

Read more about teaching lefties…

Filed Under: Successful Learning Tagged With: left-handed homeschooling, lefties, teaching left-handed writers, teaching lefties

Why We Study Literature

August 11, 2020 by Arianna

literature in humanity and why we study literature
When I was in elementary, I spent hours hiding away in libraries, reading as much as I could before my parents made me leave. Looking back on my life, I can see how certain books shaped who I am today.  Most people have at least one book that has profoundly influenced them. If reading has this much power, then learning to study literature is one of the most important parts of a child’s development. Reading is so much more than just understanding what words mean. It has the ability to shape children’s minds and experiences in positive ways.

Read four reasons why we study literature…

Filed Under: Shaping Worldview Tagged With: literature, reading

Non-College Options for Homeschoolers

July 7, 2020 by Arianna

non-college options for homeschoolers
As your children approach graduation, are they planning for college in the fall? Or are they wondering whether a four-year college is really the best option for them? Depending on finances, career interests, or other factors, your children may want to pursue a career path that doesn’t require a college degree. Fortunately, there are plenty of non-college options available to them! [Read more…] about Non-College Options for Homeschoolers

Filed Under: Successful Learning Tagged With: apprenticeship, homeschool, trade school

DIY Toy Camera

June 29, 2020 by Arianna

make your own diy toy camera
Do your kids love taking photos but are not quite ready to handle a real camera yet? If so, then they will love this adorable DIY toy camera! This toy camera can be made with basic household supplies and will inspire your kids to take pictures of their favorite things. This camera is easy to make, and your kids can express their creativity by coloring and adding extra decorations. They can make it as decorated or as simple as they like! Watch this video for the full tutorial. The materials and instructions are listed below. Read full tutorial…

Filed Under: Successful Learning Tagged With: crafts, diy, toy camera

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