It’s all fun and games until someone learns something
Gameschooling is a homeschooling style that uses board games and card games to teach. And if you’ve never tried it before, trust me, it can change everything!
The Power of Gameschooling
Tips for Small Space Homeschooling
When I was homeschooled, we lived in a small duplex and used a legal-sized briefcase to hold all my schoolbooks. My mom would tote it around to the dining room table, the sofa, or wherever we were doing school that day. I grew up knowing you don’t need a big space to do homeschooling!
Now that I’m homeschooling my kids, we live in an apartment. And it’s our dining room that does double-duty as a school room . . . which we just happen to eat in.
In this article, I’ll share my best secrets (and plenty of pictures) for making room for everything, keeping it all tidy, and not letting school take over your home.Continue Reading
Preschool Math Without a Curriculum
It takes little to no time out of your day to build an incredible math foundation with your preschooler—no curriculum necessary. All you need is intention and some great ideas.
Letterboxing—The Ultimate Family Activity for Homeschoolers
Letterboxing, a pastime that traces its origins to Dartmoore, England in the 1850s, is a sister activity to geocaching. And it is a phenomenal way to incorporate learning on any subject with outdoor family fun and exercise.
