Encouraging, Informing, and Connecting the Homeschool Community
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I love to read. But not all of my kids like to read, which I can't figure out. This presented a bit of a challenge when it came to reading lists for high school literature. I had naively expected that … [Read More...]
Welcome to the weekly Homeschool Blog and Tell! Stop by every Friday and link up your latest posts about the happenings in your homeschool! Simple as that. We want to read your posts and … [Read More...]
Last week I shared the most-read posts in 2016, which represent the reader favorites here at The Homeschool Post. This week I want to share the favorite posts chosen by our writers. Each … [Read More...]
Welcome to the weekly Homeschool Blog and Tell! Stop by every Friday and link up your latest posts about the happenings in your homeschool! Simple as that. We want to read your posts and … [Read More...]
It's a pretty accepted fact that it's a good thing to read aloud to your little ones. Beginning at birth- or sometimes before- parents read to little ones, talking to Mommy's tummy, … [Read More...]
It's our goal at The Homeschool Post to encourage, connect, and inform the online homeschool community. We try to provide resources that will help you on this homeschool journey and … [Read More...]
Welcome to the weekly Homeschool Blog and Tell! Stop by every Friday and link up your latest posts about the happenings in your homeschool! Simple as that. We want to read your posts and … [Read More...]
As a mom of three girls, I make a special point to study women’s history in our homeschool. I want to teach my daughters about positive female role models and encourage them to pursue their talents and educational interests. One of the ways I do that is by choosing a woman from history and […]
Homeschooling is not a one-size-fits-all proposition. Part of the beauty of homeschooling is the freedom to use whatever resources work best for your children and their individual learning styles, as well as changing and supplementing those resources whenever necessary. For the most part we take a delight-directed living books approach in our homeschool, but […]
