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7 Mindsets for New Homeschool Families

If you’re one of the thousands of new homeschool families, here are 7 powerful mindset shifts that will help your new life of teaching at home more peaceful and productive. There is a steep learning curve to go from the formality of doing school at home to a...

Using Games to Improve Memory and Learning

Resources, Teaching Tips

Kids who are smart but struggle to learn often have underlying weaknesses in their working memory. Here are some simple games that can be played at home to improve memory. Working memory is the ability to hold pieces of information in your mind (remembering) while...

Informal Reading Assessments

Dyslexia Information, Teaching Tips

Have you ever wondered at what grade level your child is reading? Have you wanted a way to measure your child’s reading progress? Informal reading assessments can be a valuable way to see how your child is progressing. Assessments can also show you areas where...

Homeschooling a Child With Inattentive ADHD

Focus & Motivation, Organization

Successfully homeschooling a child with inattentive ADHD isn’t always easy but the freedom and flexibility to them in the way they learn is of such benefit, it is worth the struggle. Today’s Mailbox Monday question has to do with just that: “Do you...

My Adults Kids Who Were Homeschooled: What worked and what didn’t

Life Skills, Teaching Tips

A unique look at four adults that were homeschooled. What worked and what didn’t. Welcome to our first edition of Mailbox Monday. I started this series in an effort to answer more of your questions that come through email, Facebook, and Instagram every week. As...