If you’re just getting started, or still considering homeschooling, this is a great place to start. I’m going back to basics on this page: how to plan and set up your homeschool, from preschool to graduation. If you haven’t already, check out my book, Anyone Can Homeschool.
Getting Started
- Beginning Your Homeschool Journey: De-school and Research
- Choosing Curriculum
- The Most Important Thing in Homeschooling
- My Must-Have School Supplies for Homeschooling
- A Gentle Start to Homeschooling
- Teaching Multiple Ages (Without Losing Your Mind)
Basics
- Homeschool 101: Year Round School
- Homeschool 101: Preschool
- Homeschool 101: Early Elementary
- Homeschool 101: Planning High School
- Homeschool High School: Transcripts and Graduation
School Subjects
- Teaching Kids to Read
- Free Phonics Resources
- Why You Should Teach Your Children to Write Well
- Why I Don’t Use a Spelling Curriculum
- Teaching Literature
- Copywork and Language Arts
- Delaying Formal Math Might be a Good Thing
- 10 Ways to Teach Geography Naturally
- Instilling a Biblical Worldview in Your Children
- Making History Fun
- Why and How to Teach Cursive Writing
But What About…?
- Working and Homeschooling
- Homeschooling With Migraines or Other Chronic Illness
- Homeschooling Special Needs Children
- Homeschooling on a Tight Budget
From My Heart…
- Does This Count as School?
- Am I Teaching Enough?
- Christian Education
- High School is Actually the Best Part of Homeschooling
- The Importance of Personal Relationship in Homeschooling
- “At Least They’re Reading” is Not Good Enough
- There is No Such Thing as “Behind” in Homeschooling
- In Defense of Christian Homeschooling
- The Hidden Dangers of Modern Homeschooling
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