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The Importance of Financial Education in High School

Many schools still don’t teach students basic financial literacy, contributing to youth entering adulthood with little to no knowledge of money if their parents aren’t teaching such lessons at home. Financial education in high school isn’t only memorizing your transactions; it’s learning, habituating, and building a positive relationship with money. Studies show that only 24%

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The Importance of Financial Education in High School

Boogie Your Way through Homeschool P.E. with an Online Dance Class

Today I completely embarrassed my teens. It’s nothing new, but today I truly enjoyed it. I’ve been dancing around the house enjoying the online dance class that I subscribed to for their P.E. class (secretly it was for my own curiosity). But this morning, I took that extra step toward them renouncing they know me

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Boogie Your Way through Homeschool P.E. with an Online Dance Class

Doctor Dolittle Book Club ~ A Fruit and Seeds Party School

Fruit, orangeade, sardines, and a good doctor named Dolittle inspired the kids to learn about helping animals at our Doctor Dolittle Book Club.Doctor Dolittle Book Club Discussion This month our  book club was inspired by the book, The Story of Doctor Dolittle by Hugh Lofting. This book (also known as The Story of Doctor Dolittle,

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Doctor Dolittle Book Club ~ A Fruit and Seeds Party School

Giggle, Giggle, Quack Nature Book Club ~ A Ducky Party School

Baby ducks, duck feathers, pizza, and a story about a crazy note-writing duck all combined to make our Giggle, Giggle, Quack Nature Book Club a ducky party school.Giggle, Giggle, Quack Book Club Discussion This month our nature book club was inspired by the book, Giggle, Giggle, Quack by Doreen Cronin. This is a sequel to the

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Giggle, Giggle, Quack Nature Book Club ~ A Ducky Party School

Teach Your Teen Critical Thinking Skills with Online Technology Classes for Homeschoolers

Recently, my youngest asked to make a change to her science curriculum. Because I’m trying to raise independent learners, we started researching new classes and curricula that she would like. Her interests kept migrating toward coding classes. So when we discovered MYTEK LAB’s online technology classes, we decided to give it a try. What is

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Teach Your Teen Critical Thinking Skills with Online Technology Classes for Homeschoolers

Celebrate Multicultural Children’s Book Day with an Interactive Story

This last year, my kids and I went on a world adventure. We toured Pakistan, Africa, Russia, China, and many parts of Europe. We stepped into the lives of people of other cultures, nationalities, and even time periods. And, we did it all through reading books. So, when I was introduced to Multicultural Children’s Book

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Celebrate Multicultural Children’s Book Day with an Interactive Story

Creating One-of-a-Kind Elective Homeschool Courses for High School

As the high school years arrive, our fervor—and often our anxiety—as homeschooling parents ramps up a bit. In our zeal to cover those important core courses and to focus on college prep planning, it’s easy to get bogged down and neglect the pursuit of special interests. In short, electives are often shortchanged. But deliberately devoting

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Creating One-of-a-Kind Elective Homeschool Courses for High School

How To Teach Math To A High Schooler Who Hates Math

Math. It’s a dreaded word around here. And, as a former high school math teacher that makes me terribly sad. And frustrated. Because, honestly, can’t they just love math as much as I do? But, sadly, I’ve had to give up on my dreams of having math-loving kids and settle for finding a high school

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How To Teach Math To A High Schooler Who Hates Math

Choosing a Homeschool Friendly College – Thiel College

Do you have a teenager or two in your home? I have one in college and one researching colleges at the moment. So, I’m not a newbie to finding the right college for my teen. Choosing a college that is a good fit is not an easy task. It takes time and research.  For my

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Choosing a Homeschool Friendly College – Thiel College

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