Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers
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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
I’ve seen comments floating around the Internet lately about expecting kids to do household chores being a form of child abuse. That just blows my mind. I’ve pretty much skimmed over the comments, but I sincerely hope that people are talking only about extremes because there are so many positive benefits of chores for kids. This post is sponsored by… View Post
Written by Chelsea Gonzales of Wonder Wherever We Wander. The new school year has started. That makes the very best time to take advantage of local field trip opportunities such as museums, libraries, zoos, and aquariums. Most kids are back in school. That means these places will be much quieter and less crowded. What better way to kick off your… View Post
Written by Tara Mitchell of Homeschool Preschool. Picture books aren’t just for young children. The colorful illustrations and concise wording are ideal for piquing a student’s interest in a subject, explaining a concept in a new way, and introducing kids of all ages to a wide variety of topics in a non-threatening way. I am a huge fan of using picture… View Post
Written by Chelsea Gonzales of Wonder Wherever We Wander. Summer is almost here, and that means it’s time to start thinking about beautiful days spent at the beach. Many homeschoolers choose to take a break from schooling during the summer months to thoroughly enjoy those beach days and the other summer fun. But there’s no reason why the kids can’t… View Post