The American Library Association (ALA) hosts Banned Books Week to celebrate the freedom to read. The ALA began tracking book challenges in the early 1980s, creating lists of titles that schools or libraries attempted to remove due to controversial themes, language, or ideas. These “banned books” range from “classics” like To Kill a Mockingbird to […]
In today’s digital world, it’s easy to overlook handwriting. Most kids can type faster than they can write, and many assignments are completed online. But for homeschoolers, handwriting, and especially cursive, still plays an important role in a well-rounded education. Here are three big reasons to keep it in your homeschool routine: 1. Understanding Legal […]
One of the best parts of homeschooling is the freedom to choose what your children read. Instead of sticking to a rigid curriculum, parents can hand-pick books that inspire, challenge, and reflect the world around their students. But with so many options out there, how do you decide what belongs on your homeschool bookshelf? Why […]
Getting kids to read can sometimes feel like a battle, but it doesn’t have to be! Homeschooling gives you a unique chance to make reading exciting, hands-on, and meaningful. Here are some strategies to help your child fall in love with books and enjoy learning along the way. 1. Set Up a Cozy Reading Spot […]
Discover why children first learn to read, then read to learn, and how this shift shapes lifelong literacy and academic success.
Hello, homeschooling parents! Are you looking for ways to boost your child’s creativity and writing skills? Sometimes the simplest way we can approach learning is a click away. If your child is having one of those days when they’re not too eager or engaged with their learning, try one of these websites out for a […]