As schools close their doors and we’re compelled to keep our children at home, it appears we have a minimal decision. In any case, we’ve been here previously, correct? We were our kids’ first educators, and we can do it once more. In any case, it’s essential to recollect that each family is extraordinary and each home has various setups, so these tips are only recommendations for you to adjust to your own circumstance.
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Parents encounter numerous challenges when teaching their homeschooled children how to write. Most of them are as a result of the lack of interest as most children see writing as a burden.
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For parents who homeschool their children, the challenge is always finding relevant, relatable, fun material to keep them interested, learning, and growing. Wintertime can pose challenges to this goal, especially when kids feel cooped up all day.
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While we still have the choice of putting our children in public or private school, there is a new kid on the block, so to speak, in virtual schools. Homeschooling has been around for a little while now, but virtual schools are quite a bit newer.
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A new free app aims to illuminate the fascinating world of living soil for kids, by offering an interactive experience that presents the topics of healthy soil relationships, and the roles of plants, animals, and humans in the process of building and nourishing this foundation of our food system.
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We’re huge advocates for homeschooling, and we’ve homeschooled all of our children so far up to high school age. We
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Science can often be boring and even daunting to kids. We can’t blame them all the time, either. It’s mostly
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Unlike other subjects like math, it’s easy to fully immerse a young student in history and make a lesson really come to life. You can get out of the house and surround yourself in the subject matter instead of relying on a textbook. Here are a few non-traditional ways any parent can teach history and make it more fun for their kids.
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