Take Lessons Outside..
Never be within doors when you can rightly be without Charlotte MasonVol 1: Home Education Part II Out of Door Life For The Children A daily dose of nature is...
Writing a Homeschool Lesson Plan
Lesson planning can be an overwhelming thought when you’re starting homeschooling. You might know what you need to teach, but how to teach it..isn’t that something teachers train for years...
Teaching Shakespeare at Home
Poetry, prose, etymology.. Shakespeare’s writings are something no literature curriculum is complete without. If you’re not an English teacher the idea of teaching Shakespeare might be daunting – even if...
Virtual School Trips
There is nothing to compare with the experience of physically visiting galleries and museums with your homeschooled children, but sometimes it’s just not possible. If you aren’t able to visit...
Drama in a Homeschool Curriculum
Drama is a fun element to add to a homeschool curriculum and also a fantastic way to encourage homeschoolers to develop confidence in narration and presentation, skills that are useful...
A Digitally Organised Homeschool
When my home learners read this post they’ll laugh. My desktop is a chaotic mass of screenshots and downloads, the paper filing system is even worse chaos. Organisation of the...
Homeschool Schedule: Term-Time, Year-Round or Seasonal Homeschooling?
Creating a homeschool schedule that works efficiently for your family starts with thinking about your family’s lifestyle, out-of-school commitments and the environment you’re homeschooling in. Term-Time Home-Ed Many families start...
Academic Building Blocks
Every child can 'succeed' - even if success is redefined away from academics. Academic building blocks give a guideline to help children succeed at their own pace
Learning to (Type) Write
The more comfortable we are with the medium we’re using to write words down..pen, pencil, keyboard.. the easier it is to transfer the words from our heads onto paper or...
Teaching Home Learners to Read
short, effective lessons that are simple to follow and teach: using 'Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons' in a homeschool classroom