homeschool activities

Everyday Learning: How To Turn Daily Activities Into Homeschool Lessons

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Everyday Learning: How To Turn Daily Activities Into Homeschool Lessons

Learning doesn’t begin when you open a textbook, and it doesn’t end when you put your homeschool materials away. Everyday activities provide opportunities for children to develop academic knowledge, practical skills, critical thinking, and independence. Cooking dinner can involve mathematics and chemistry. Grocery shopping introduces budgeting and comparison skills. Gardening creates opportunities to investigate biology, … Read more

Interest-Led Learning: How To Build Learning Around What Your Child Loves

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Interest-Led Learning: How To Build Learning Around What Your Child Loves

What if your child’s favorite hobby could become the starting point for an entirely new learning experience? Whether your child loves video games, cooking, animals, photography, or building things, their existing interests can provide opportunities to explore academic subjects, develop practical skills, and discover new passions. That’s the idea behind interest-led learning. Rather than treating … Read more

Child-Led Learning: A Practical Guide For Homeschool Parents

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Child-Led Learning: A Practical Guide For Homeschool Parents

One of the biggest advantages of homeschooling is having the freedom to build an education around your child rather than expecting your child to fit into a predetermined educational system. But what does that actually look like? Child-led learning gives children an active role in their education. Their questions, interests, preferences, and experiences help determine … Read more

100 Days Of Discovery: Help Your Child Discover What They Love

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100 Days Of Discovery: Help Your Child Discover What They Love

One of the ideas behind interest-led learning sounds incredibly simple: follow your child’s interests. But what happens when you ask your child what they’re interested in and get: “I don’t know.” Or maybe the only answers are the things they already do every day. That doesn’t necessarily mean your child isn’t curious. They may simply … Read more