This is week 3 of the Virtual Homeschool Fair and the topic this week is Homeschool Curriculum – How do we cover it all? Which leads me to the age-old question. How can we avoid gaps in education? The short answer is — You can’t. Does that mean we don’t try to provide our students …
Welcome to Week 2 of the Virtual Homeschool Fair. This week’s topic is Our Method of Homeschooling. When I consider the many years of homeschooling we have already done, and the many years we still have to go, I like to relate our adventure to a really long road trip. Just like a road trip, …
Welcome to Week 1 of the Virtual Homeschool Fair, hosted by Susan @ Homeschooling Hearts and Minds. This week’s topic is Why We Homeschool. As I began to think about this topic, I remembered that I have written about this before. You can read the reasons that my husband and I chose to homeschool. …
Creation versus Evolution Evolution is taught as basic fact in schools. It is what all “scientists” believe. Only uneducated, brain-washed Christians believe that God created the universe and everything in it. Right? It seems that there is a lot of division in the US and the world today. Creation versus evolution is just one of the issues dividing us. But …
You may think that Roman numerals are unimportant, but for something so “outdated” they are still used in many areas including Clocks Movie copyright dates Superbowl numbering Outlines Numbering pages in prefaces of books Roman Numeral Resources You can teach Roman numerals alongside your history, math, or Latin program. Here are some free resources I …
This week’s topic for the Virtual Curriculum Fair is Exploring Our World. I’ve been looking back through old posts about some of the ways we’ve studied history and geography. One of the things that I love about the Virtual Curriculum Fair is that it encourages me to look back over old posts. There is a lot …
This week’s topic for the Virtual Curriculum Fair is math. I love math. However, my love of math doesn’t equal a love of teaching math. I have written quite a bit about math during my years participating in the Virtual Curriculum Fair. In fact, I’ve written so much, that I don’t have anything further to add to this topic today. …
I would like to begin this week’s submission to the Virtual Curriculum Fair with a disclaimer. I am not an expert on special education, and I have no training in teaching children with reading delays. What I have is experience with my own 14 year old son who is on the autism spectrum. However, we have not found any …
It’s January 1st. The first day of a brand new year always brings a level of excitement. For a perfectionist like me, it’s like a clean slate, an unmarked page, or a fresh untracked snow. I’ve been studying about goal setting over the last few weeks and I have learned a few things. Goals need to be concrete and measurable. You …
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There are a few subjects that strike fear in the hearts of homeschoolers. Advanced math and high school science are a couple that are usually on the list. But there’s another equally scary subject and that’s… FOREIGN LANGUAGE! Why is foreign language so scary? The simple fact is that most of us in the US are …
