Browsing: lesson planning
Weekley folders help homeschooled kids become autonomous leaners: Learning to manage their time, meet deadlines, and find a way of learning that makes them happy.
AI prompt writing is one of the first AI skills to teach your teenagers: here’s how we do it.
Google their questions! It takes seconds and can send them (and you) down rabbit holes of learning.
In practice, you don’t always need a detailed curriculum to begin. What matters more, especially at the start, is whether the learning feels purposeful.
Home-ed lesson planning gets easier once you know what kind of lesson you’re planning. Here’s the framework we use.
Screen time is one of those phrases that arrives pre-loaded with guilt, as if watching television is something a well-run…
The purpose of writing is to transfer thoughts, stories or information via words to someone else. Once written on paper…
Lesson planning can be an overwhelming thought when you’re starting homeschooling. You might know what you need to teach, but…
Turn any topic into a homeschool lesson! Follow homeschooler’s interest and make lessons fun, effective, engaging.
