by Michelle Caskey | Advice, Homeschooling, How To
Overview: Not all children learn to read in the same way or at the same age. Learn how to make teaching your child to read more enjoyable and less stressful. If you are a beginning homeschool parent, you are probably eager to get started. You see how much your... 
by Michelle Caskey | Homeschooling, How To, Lessons
When I was in 9th grade, my English teacher, Mrs. Rensch, attempted to have our class read Romeo and Juliet out loud. She assigned parts to some of the stronger readers in the class and we gave it a go. It didn’t take very long for her to realize that we... 
by Michelle Caskey | Homeschooling, How To, Lessons
Have you ever tried using a unit study with your children? If not, you may want to consider giving one a try. Unit studies are different than the traditional way of homeschooling because rather than studying each subject separately they combine multiple subjects into... 
by Michelle Caskey | Homeschooling, How To, Real Life
As homeschoolers, we have the freedom to choose our own schedules. We can mix in all sorts of wonderful, real life learning alongside the books and pencils. We have the freedom to teach our kids about real life instead of having to teach for the tests. I’ve been... 
by Michelle Caskey | Homeschooling, How To, Teens
Overview: New to homeschooling high school? Want to know what homeschool high school record keeping will make colleges want to admit your kids? It’s not that hard! Find out how. This has been my 4th year homeschooling high school students. I can’t believe... 
by Michelle Caskey | Advice, Homeschooling, How To
Overview: Eager for summer? Tempted to throw down the books and be done? Not so fast. Here are 7 Homeschool End of Year Tasks you MUST DO to end your year right. If you’re following the traditional school calendar, like we are, we’ve nearly made it to the... 
