If you're homeschooling in the Houston area, there's one place you absolutely need to know about: the Houston Homeschool Store. This local gem is packed with everything a homeschool family could want—affordable curriculum, used books, educational games, teacher resources, and even hands-on materials for every subject.
Spelling is more than just memorizing word lists—it's a foundational literacy skill that helps children become confident readers and writers. These free printable spelling curriculum sets are designed to help…
With thousands of educational channels available, homeschoolers can explore a wide range of subjects including science, math, history, and literature—all for free.
Visiting a natural history museum is more than just a fun outing—it’s an unforgettable experience that sparks curiosity, inspires wonder, and fosters a lifelong love of learning. For parents, it’s a rare opportunity to watch their children’s eyes light up as they come face-to-face with towering dinosaur skeletons, glittering gemstones, or ancient artifacts.
My oldest son, "Big Bear," has taken an interest in blogging as well, and has created his own article for me to share with you! Its a bit of a pros and cons list, plus some comments/advice to other students.
Are you a homeschooling parent looking for fun ways to teach your children the books of the Old Testament? Memorizing the Old Testament books doesn’t have to be dull or difficult! With the right tools and creative strategies, your kids can learn all 39 books of the Old Testament while having fun—and even better, you can grab a free printable Old Testament worksheet at the end of this post to help them along the way.
When we’re talking about giving your children a great education, we are talking a lot about resources and how to utilize what you have. And I’m telling you, the “elders” in your life can add so much when it comes to education.
Don’t sleep on your local library. Do the kids still use that phrase? I’m definitely getting old. Seriously though, you are missing out on a great, FREE resource if you’re not up to date with what your local library offers.
I value the things we’ve chosen to do outside of the house. I’m not such a fan of the time it takes to get everywhere. My next thought is not a revolutionary one, but about a year ago, it dawned on me that we could make the most of this car-riding time and get some school work done!
Self-care can get a bad rap in some groups and cultures. Personally, it’s taken me a while to really believe deep down that there is a distinction between self-care and selfishness.
