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4 Things You Need to Homeschool Your Child
Homeschooling is becoming increasingly popular around the world. If you’ve been thinking about teaching your kids in the comfort of your house, you’re not alone. There are a lot of supplies and resources you’ll need to take this education route. But the most important...
A Summary of U.S. Public School Standardized Testing Waivers for School Year 2020-2021
As the 2020-2021 school year grinds through its last three months, many states across the country have either gone to full time virtual learning or have adopted a hybrid combination of virtual and in-class learning. These decisions are necessitated in response to the...
How to Be Consistent in Your Homeschooling
The key to success for just about anything is being consistent. Doing what it takes day after day is climbing intimidating mountains step by step. What does that look like for the homeschool journey? Make a Game Plan You need to make a plan in order to know where you...
Healthy Breakfast Ideas for Kids
One of the many perks of homeschooling is having extra time in the morning for a full breakfast. A nutritious meal in the morning will help your child feel energized and focused as they start their day. Here are some simple breakfast ideas your kids will love. ...
4 Wonderful Secrets About Homeschool Parents
To people who have never experienced it, homeschooling may seem like a huge amount of work for little reward. While it is a huge amount of work (what isn’t as a parent?), homeschooling offers more perks than you might realize. Here are a few secrets homeschool parents...
Tips for Maintaining Homeschool Scheduling Boundaries
Homeschooling offers many freedoms including the ability to create your own schedule. While this flexibility is great, too much freedom can quickly lead to chaos and slowed progress in school. Here is how to set a schedule and stick with it. Take it Seriously This may...
Latin Isn’t So Bad
My family joined a homeschool community 18 months ago. It has been the absolute best decision we made for our homeschool experience because we needed new friends, a pace setter, and some fresh ideas to keep things going for us. But we all hated Latin. I toyed around...
Homeschooling and the U.S. Department of Education 2021
U.S. Department of Education: Priorities 2021 At the time this article was written, Miquel A. Cardona had been nominated to serve the new federal administration in the role of Secretary of Education. It remains to be seen whether-or-not Mr. Cardona will be confirmed...
How Psychology Can Help You Assist Your Child with Homeschooling
Homeschooling is often framed as a decision solely about a child’s development. While this is of course the primary concern, however, it’s also an immense challenge for parents. Whether you’re considering homeschool as a temporary measure due to COVID-19 and school...
Happy New Year – 2021
Happy new year to all from the Home School Facts Team! May every wish of yours get fulfilled in the upcoming year.
Reasons Homeschool Parents Should Consider Private Tutors
No matter how skilled you are at being a homeschool parent, you may run into issues with your child being unable to comprehend some of their lessons. It may be a particular subject or even an entire year. If your child could use some extra help in class, you may want...
Merry Christmas!
Happy Holidays from everyone at Home School Facts! Thinking warmly of each of you and wishing your family an extra measure of comfort, joy and hope this Christmas.
All I Want For Homeschool Is…
I have these three homeschooling kids so I thought I would ask them: if there were a Homeschool Christmas, what would be on their wish list? That went over like a lead balloon. So, I rewarded them in advance with ice cream (a.k.a. bribed) and garnered the...
Why Art Classes Should be a Part of Every Homeschool Curriculum
Art classes provide many benefits to growing minds. Unfortunately, due to educational budget cuts, more and more arts programs are being cut from public schools. As a homeschool parent, however, you can continue to incorporate the arts into your child’s learning. Here...
How to Improve Your Preschoolers Attention Span
One of the most difficult parts of homeschooling a preschooler is keeping their attention on their work. To enhance their development and make sure they succeed in school, parents should figure out ways to improve their preschooler’s attention span. This will help...