If you’ve been around here for any time at all, you know that I don’t have preschoolers anymore. Still, I don’t think you can be a part of the homeschooling community without hearing about all fun learning options there are for preschoolers. While the article A Homeschool Curriculum for Preschool and Kindergarten sums up my…
If you’ve followed Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers for more than, oh, five minutes or so, you probably know that I am a huge fan of hands-on learning. Games make learning fun. Having fun gets kids engaged and being engaged aids retention. During the preschool and early elementary years, we used games nearly every day. I particularly…
Homeschooled kids. Books. Socializing. Sounds like a perfect combination, right? Add to that some tips on how to start a homeschool book club and you’ll be set. Now, I have to state, for the record, that I have never actually started my own homeschool book club. I’ve started and organized lots of other stuff, but…
It’s been a long time since I’ve written about keeping toddlers and preschoolers occupied because that’s not my season of life anymore. However, it’s still a question I hear frequently in homeschooling circles, though the quandary isn’t unique to homeschooling parents. In fact, the question came up recently on the Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers Facebook page….
I previously shared 13 Homeschool Websites You Should Have Bookmarked. Today, I’ve got a list of 13 more! 1. Jimmie’s 50 States Notebook – A fantastic resource for putting together a study of the 50 states. 2. Highland Heritage Homeschool– Tons of printables, units, forms, articles and my favorite resource for reading level assessment. 3….
In an effort to try to think about something other than this seemingly never-ending rain that threatens to carry us away, I thought I would post my Works for Me Wednesday tip. Over our Christmas break, I took some time to make some self-checking answer cards for the number recognition game I’d made for my…
