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Can you homeschool school as a single parent? Yes! Come learn about what you need to consider before getting started.
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Do you need help with all the homeschooling terminology? We have you covered. Here is your cheat sheet of homeschool terms and definitions from A to Z!
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Can you homeschool while working? Yes! You can! Get ideas, resources, and tips on how to make working and homeschooling a reality for your family.
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Get your homeschool year started out with some fun! Plus grab some FREE First Day of Homeschool Printables!
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How does traditional homeschooling compare to emergency homeschooling with virtual public schools? This homeschool mom has all the answers!
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Discover common questions about homeschooling, from what is homeschooling to what does homeschooling cost, this article will cover parents' most pressing questions.
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Transitioning to homeschool can be challenging, especially when your kids are transitioning from public school. Discover tips and ideas to make the switch easier here.
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I have compiled a list of mostly free online educational resources and homeschool activities to keep students on track with their studies during school closures or breaks.
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Homeschooling is legal in the US but homeschool laws vary by state. Learn about homeschooling requirements, testing, and resources with these helpful tips.
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Explore homeschool schedules and routines with a free step by step guide, schedule templates, and helpful tips to plan your day.
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Are you considering your alternative schooling options to help minimize the risk to your family and other vulnerable loved ones? We have educational options to help.
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Homeschooling can be a big change but it doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Learn how to start homeschooling and what you need to homeschool your child.
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Homeschooling isn’t merely an educational choice, it’s a lifestyle. Here are a few of our tips for minimizing those difficult moments homeschooling!
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Naming your homeschool can be a fun way to reflect personality and values. Homeschool name ideas can range from prestigious to unique and creative. Learn how to name your homeschool with our list of suggestions and examples.
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How to maximize freedom and success, while minimizing stress and failure while raising children.
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By Erica Arndt. A step by step practical guide that will help you get started and continue on in your homeschooling journey.
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Turn your home into a school and raise smart, well-adjusted kids Homeschooling lets you spend lots of time with your kids — and teach them your values and beliefs. But where do you get teaching materials? Or find social outlets so your kids can make friends? Covering everything from curriculum and legal compliance to...
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Are you considering homeschooling for your family? Today, many parents recognize that their child's school options are limited, inadequate, or even dangerous, and an increasing number are turning to homeschooling. But where do you start and how do you ensure the highest-quality educational experience, especially in that pivotal first year?
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Activities for Toddlers Advice About Homeschooling with Toddlers Social Networks for Those Homeschooling Toddlers Tips for Frazzled Homeschool Moms AN A TO Z ARTICLE Now that we are teaching the oldest two of our four children, my wife, Mary, has had to develop an intricate strategy in order to have a productive day. By...
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Help understanding the need for a down time after leaving school and starting to homeschool. This period of time is called deschooling.
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