Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers
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Easily distractible kids often have trouble focusing on schoolwork. Try these tips to help your fidgety kids focus in your homeschool. Written by Sara of Heart and Soul Homeschooling Do you struggle to get through read-aloud time with a child (or children) who can’t sit still? Have another one who can’t do math without chewing the eraser off the end… View Post
Homeschooling can be challenging, especially if your student has ADHD. Make it easier with Shawna’s four essential tips for homeschooling a child with ADHD. Written by Shawna Wingert of Not the Former Things. When my child was diagnosed with ADHD almost three years ago, we were already homeschooling. We already had routines in place that accommodated his attention gaps. I… View Post
Boredom is an emotion we all experience. It’s not something to be punished or fixed. Instead, try this one simple trick Erin has discovered for helping kids alleviate boredom. Written by Erin Vincent of Nourishing My Scholars. Do you ever feel guilty when your kids say they are bored? Do you try to fill their days with endless activities to… View Post
Have you got a Harry Potter fan in your home? Capitalize on the interest with Chelsea’s Harry Potter homeschooling ideas worthy of Hogwarts. Recently, my husband and I have had the pleasure of introducing the Harry Potter book series to our son. We are both huge Potter fans and have been anxiously awaiting the day our kid could finally join the… View Post
If a packed or unusual daytime schedule is derailing your homeschool, try homeschooling at night to maximize your schedule. Bethany has five reasons why a schedule change may be just what you need! Written by Bethany Ishee of BethanyIshee.com. So often we embark on this homeschool life with the idea that learning happens between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m., Monday… View Post