You may think that meal planning is just a part of being a parent, and something that’s just for adults. But, you can add it to your homeschool curriculum! You can actually make meal planning an educational time for your child in a plethora of ways! Take a look at Making Meal Planning Educational For […]
Segmenting: A Critical Spelling Skill
This post contains my referral link which helps support the work of this site. Here’s my full disclosure policy. As always be sure to snag any homeschool freebies that look great quickly – prices and offers can change without notice. Do you have a struggling speller in your house? Then, get a few tips from All About Learning. […]
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5 Ways to Help Your Dyslexic Homeschooler
Teaching a child with dyslexia can be incredibly difficult for any teacher whether a homeschooling parent or not. But, if you are a homeschooling parent, you can give your child all of the focused attention they need to work through their dyslexia as they begin to read. You just need the right knowledge at your […]
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Best Documentaries for High Schoolers
If you and your children love including film in your homeschool lessons, then why not double the effect of films by using documentaries? There are some amazing documentaries out there, and now with the beauty of Netflix, you have a lot of them right at your fingertips. Check out our Best Documentaries for High Schoolers […]
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List of Black History Picture Books
This post contains my referral link which helps support the work of this site. Here’s my full disclosure policy. As always be sure to snag any homeschool freebies that look great quickly – prices and offers can change without notice. It’s Black History Month in February! Learn all about it through books with this great List of Black […]
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The Amazing List of FREE Human Body Resources!
Learning about the human body is an essential part of our education, and it can be started in preschool and continue into the rest of our lives. It’s an important subject, but it is difficult to teach if you don’t have the right materials or ideas to work with. Lucky for you, we here at […]
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How to Successfully Use Movies in Your Homeschool
Every person who has ever taught or even babysat children, has had the temptation to just throw on a movie when the “going gets tough”. Sometimes, we just need a mental break. Or maybe we have run out of lessons. Or perhaps, we can see that the children are losing interest or motivation. And so […]
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