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Written by HomeWorks Admin
Wednesday, 13 January 2021
You just finished reviewing your son's math assignment. Thinking about the last three subjects your child needs to complete, you glance at the clock. You realize your husband will be home in twenty minutes and it is time to make supper. It's week three of your school year, and you start wondering if you will ever find your groove!
Written by HomeWorks Admin
Tuesday, 08 December 2020
Rich in history and traditional culture, South Dakota is a great place to educate your children. Whether you and your child are nestled in your living room, on a field trip to Mount Rushmore, learning at a park, enjoying a homeschool group activity, or studying in a waiting room at the doctor's office, you will benefit from one of the greatest blessings of homeschooling: growth and togetherness.
Written by HomeWorks Admin
Sunday, 22 November 2020
As homeschooling families and as Christians, we have much to be thankful for. We have the privilege to teach our children in conversations throughout the entire day. We can focus on teaching and modeling for our children a personal relationship with God and explore His world as we help shape our children's worldview.
Written by HomeWorks Admin
Monday, 02 November 2020
BJU Press Homeschool's Focus on Fives provides age-appropriate introductions to handwriting, phonics, reading, science, and social studies. Students will enjoy many activities that build a solid foundation for reading including teaching reading strategies, phonemic awareness, and even listening and speaking strategies! Focus on Fives is available as parent-led kit or as a video course. Here are some tips for managing all the little parts and pieces if you decide to supplement your teaching with the Focus on Fives phonics charts.
Written by HomeWorks Admin
Monday, 02 November 2020
Resources to help your 4-year-old learn through engaging activities and discovery. At four years old, your child's face fills with excitement as he discovers the moon in the night sky. He giggles when he is able to pull the zipper up on his jacket. Your child's brain has formed connections leading to increased dexterity and inquisitive nature. Each new day is met with enthusiasm as he anticipates what new discovery awaits. What an opportune time to build treasured memories together as you engage in fun, interactive, and enriching activities!
Written by HomeWorks Admin
Monday, 02 November 2020
The goal of Pathways for Preschool is to cultivate your child's love for learning. With the flexibility of choosing the order and amount of activities, you can adapt your teaching to meet the needs, abilities, and developmental level of your child. With this flexibility, you can also take advantage of "teachable moments" to naturally expand your child's interests and knowledge. Pathways for Preschool brings you and your child together for simple, fun, and purpose-filled hands-on learning!
Written by HomeWorks Admin
Friday, 11 September 2020
In 2006, when we first moved to Ohio, I was asked if I would homeschool my children. My answer was a shock, "NO!" There was no way I was going to home school. In fact, the thought really never entered my mind!
Written by HomeWorks Admin
Friday, 11 September 2020
Thankfully, the requirements to homeschool in Tennessee are minimal compared to some states, but some laws regulate homeschooling in our state. I'm going to briefly tell you a little bit about the requirements, and I'll add some links if you'd like to research further. I'm also going to tell you about some wonderful opportunities we have here in Tennessee to keep lifelong learning an enjoyable experience for you and your children!
Written by HomeWorks Admin
Thursday, 10 September 2020
I am not a native Texan, but as the saying goes, I got here as fast as I could. As a family, we have been blessed to spend the past ten years of our homeschooling adventure in one of the nation's most homeschool-friendly states. It is estimated that Texas leads the United States with over one hundred fifty thousand homeschooling families.
Written by HomeWorks Admin
Friday, 28 August 2020
Homeschooling in West Virginia can be a great experience! There are moderate regulations by the state, but it is relatively easy to comply! West Virginia compulsory school age begins with the school year that your student has turned six before July 1 or after enrolling in a public kindergarten program. If you live in West Virginia, you have two avenues to legally homeschool.
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