One of the first things many mothers express to me when they find out that I homeschool our children is that they simply do not have the patience to teach their children. This causes me to chuckle for two reasons. The first is that they think I have a special dispensation of grace that enables [...]
For those of us following the political asylum case of the homeschooling family from Germany… The Judge has granted them asylum! (click the link for the article by HSLDA)
Nothing can shut down the joy of reading faster than telling a student that you expect a book report to be completed after the book has been read. So, don’t call it a book report but a book review and promise to post it somewhere on the web such as Amazon, on a blog, or [...]
If you’ve ever seen the movie Ground Hog Day with Bill Murray you might identify with it if you are a teacher of a child who struggles in school. Every morning is a brand new day and everything you did the day before wasn’t “right” and now you have to start all over again. But [...]
For those of us that are five to six steps behind (like me) it is helpful information to be made aware of Missouri’s new compulsory attendance law passed on August 28, 2009. Nothing to panic about, just a little hoop to jump through.
Missouri Revised Statues here.
HSLDA analysis of the law here.
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Here is a place for your child's creativity to blossom while studying United States geography and history. Geared for elementary students to scrapbook what they learn when they read about each state in the United States but it also great for an extracurricular high school project. States were meant to be scraped in alphabetical order in the book. By using the download you are free to scrapbook them in any order.
8 subjects, 52 week planner for Missouri HOmeschool or for any homeschool that must track hours instead of attendance. Generous space for writing. This contains the daily log AND planning pages for your entire year.