Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers
Honest. Quirky. Real. Stereotype-smashing humor for homeschooling families.
If you want to have a little more fun with your history lessons, try these 12 engaging ideas to teach history without a textbook. Written by Adrienne Bolton of The Mommy Mess. Without a doubt, the homeschooling question I hear most often – even more than the socialization one – is, “What curriculum do you use?” Why? I don’t know…. View Post
If motivating your children to write seems like an impossible dream, try these tips to tone down the writing-related grumbling in your homeschool. “My kid hates to write!” How many times have you said those words or heard another homeschooling parent say them? Reluctant writers are the entire reason we started sharing monthly printable writing prompts. But, even with writing… View Post
Are you homeschooling LEGO fans? Get them excited about a LEGO homeschool with these creative ways to use LEGO bricks in your homeschool lessons. Written by Chelsea Gonzales of Wonder Wherever We Wander. LEGO bricks are seriously awesome toys. They encourage creative thinking and problem solving, and they keep my 7-year-old entertained for hours on end. Sure, they hurt like… View Post
Running a business teaches kids valuable lessons and life skills. Check out Chelsea’s reasons why every kid should run a business. Written by Chelsea Gonzales of Wonder Wherever We Wander. As a kid, I was always looking for new ways to make money. When I was very young, I sold rocks door to door. No, there wasn’t anything special about… View Post
Hands-on activities for kids and teens make learning memorable and fun. Try these 13 hands-on learning activities that are versatile enough for any subject. I still feel guilty. I carefully constructed my see-saw and placed the bucket of plastic army men on one end. Now, I was ready to jump on the other end and watch the bucket spin through… View Post