(This post contains affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.) When it comes to teaching science at home, you don’t need a bulky textbook to guide you. Many homeschool families find success by choosing a favorite resource, such as a non-fiction book series, videos or interactives as a main spine. The […]
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Characters and setting work together to pull readers into the world of a story. A clever plot may keep us turning pages, but it’s the people (or creatures!) we care about, and the world they live in, that contribute to making a story compelling. Characters come alive through their actions, dialogue, and choices. They can
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Literary analysis is more than just “talking about a book.” It’s learning to notice how authors use language, structure, and style to create meaning. For homeschool families, teaching literary analysis helps learners develop critical thinking, writing skills, and appreciation for great works of literature. When it comes to teaching literary analysis, there are different approaches
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Homeschooling isn’t just about checking off the lesson boxes. It’s also about finding ways to keep learning lively, flexible, and engaging. One of the best ways to do this is with educational games. Games can do double duty: they’re fun for kids, but they also reinforce important skills like math facts, reading comprehension, and logical
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If your child is able to read without difficulty but struggles with understanding and remembering what was read, the free resources below may help. These reading comprehension strategies include tips on how to use them effectively, plus free practice activities. Use these resources when you’re reading aloud together or when your child reads independently. With
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Science materials that are both informative and enjoyable to read don’t often come in the form of a textbook. While textbooks can provide a basic outline and structure to follow, many are so dry that it’s often best to seek out alternatives for exploring various topics. Something factual and fun to read, but not overly
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