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For thousands of years, the place we know as the state of Kansas was occupied by multiple different Native American tribes. In fact, the state’s name is taken from one of those—the Kaw (also called Kansa or Kanza) Nation. Homeschool families living in or visiting the Sunflower State have a host of possibilities to learn […]

Arkansas is a state full of rich history, culture and natural beauty. Homeschoolers in the state can learn about all the distinct aspects that make up the Natural State and more by going on an educational trip in Arkansas. From the diverse landscapes like mountains, forests, and intricate cave systems found in its parks, to […]

Did you know April is Math Awareness Month? Well, I sure didn’t until about two months ago when I was looking for ways to reverse homeschool burnout (yes that pesky time of the year has caught us completely off guard). While I was searching for ideas, I came across a quote from Beth Kobliner. She’s […]

The state of Ohio is a state of many firsts; did you know that the first traffic light was used in Cincinnati in 1914? Or that the famous inventor Thomas Edison was actually born in Milan, Ohio? There has been a debate for years over whether Ohio or North Carolina should be considered the birthplace […]

As parents, we’re tasked with the incredibly important role as the protector, advisor, and overall mentor of our children. With summer learning right around the corner, now is a great time to sit down and talk with our children about online safety and how to stay safe. Computers and the internet are both deeply woven […]

Finding things to do in Idaho with kids is easier than you thought. This page is full of day trip ideas around the Gem State. The best of all, we’ve compiled a list of places where you and your child will not only have fun, but there are tons of learning opportunities as well. The […]

I’m an accidental homeschooler. How did I accidentally start homeschooling, you ask? My oldest daughter was constantly being bullied in middle school. She had had enough. I had had enough. Bullying in schools seems to be out of control and we were done. There was no way I was going to continue to send her […]

Beginning with the end in mind will help you set expectations, measure progress, and create opportunities to celebrate the success of your child. While some subjects (i.e. math) may have more concrete indicators of progress, areas like reading may not. Creating goals for specific components of reading will help guide your instruction and allow you […]