The question of curriculum choice has been a big one with our homeschool. We’ve made a few mistakes along the way, costing us both in time and money. If I could do it all again, I’d listen to my gut more and not jump on the latest rage in the forums and the blogs.
For a homeschooling family starting out, here are some tips to help narrow down your choices and guide you to the best curriculum choice. (more…)
But most of the family activities are quite expensive. When was the last time you had a night at the movies? A simple night at the movies can put a serious dent in the budget by the time you buy tickets, popcorn and drinks for everyone.
We live next to Disneyland. I won’t even start on how much we are capable of spending there!
Fortunately, there are cheaper alternatives to expensive family outings. They provide the opportunity to have just as much fun at a fraction of the cost. Some are even free. (more…)
Every family has a story of their own. For us it came down to the decision to live abroad, simplifying our life to fit into our little home and oh yes, the fact that almost everything we need for homeschooling is available online.
I recently read an article by Dorothy Beckman talking about the advantages of online homeschooling. I couldn’t agree with it more. Here’s the article: (more…)
How are you bringing some Earth Day goodness into your kid’s education? (more…)
Children are said to be the most inquisitive creatures in the world because of their growing curiosity about the things and happenings around them.
You’re not alone. Chinese is more and more becoming a popular second (or third) language to study for homeschoolers. (more…)