Celebrate Native American Heritage Month with this K-12 Booklist! Headstart and Preschool Boozhoo: Come Play With Us by Deanna Himango (Author) Elementary School Bowwow Powwow by Brenda J. Child (Author), Jonathan Thunder (Illustrator), Gordon Jourdain (Translator) At the Mountain’s Base by Traci Sorell (Author), Weshoyot Alvitre (Illustrator) Chester Nez and the…
At Homeschool-Curriculum.org, we believe homeschooling is an incredible option when it comes to education. We also recognize that in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, many parents are coming to this site as they find homeschooling unexpectedly thrust upon them. We want to assure you that there is no right or wrong way to homeschool. Even…
The new coronavirus pandemic has caused an impact on the life of millions of people all over the world. Every day more and more countries are closing schools, malls, airports, and even parks to reduce the number of people on the streets that could possibly get coronavirus. While the cure for this new virus is…
Public libraries provide a wealth of resources for home schoolers, and for parents as well as students. Much more than books is waiting for you.
Have you been skimping on the history and geography lessons you implement in your sixth-grader’s homeschooling? If so, don’t feel too bad. There are many parents that put these subjects on the back burner. However, now is the time to step up and create a curriculum that’s full of great information and fun. Remember, the…
So, you’ve made up your mind, you’re going to homeschool your children. Maybe you made your decision because you wanted your children to experience a different educational atmosphere, your child wasn’t getting enough attention at your local school, or you travel a lot and homeschooling fits your schedule. It really doesn’t matter, every family has…
The ultimate goal of education is to create inquisitive, independent learners. Teach your child to read, and he/she will soar. The gift of knowing how to read well is like giving your child a ticket for a free trip around the world—they become explorers who discover and grow. So how do you choose a reading…
The most important factor to consider when choosing the best homeschool curriculum for your child is their learning style. If homeschooling more than one child, consider the differences of each. One child may need a read-to-learn curriculum while the other may need hands-on experience. Whatever the learning style, pick the curriculum that will best resonate…
This post is from our contributing sponsor Time4Learning. February sometimes feels like a gloomy month. The overcast weather and short days give you the blues, and those blues make homeschooling seem like a chore. You can reinvigorate your homeschooling passion simply by making a few changes. Not only will these changes uplift your spirit, they will…
Grammar is one of those subjects that kids sometimes dread because it’s confusing and complicated. Many homeschooling parents seek out fun and interesting ways to teach grammar in their homeschool schedule, but these curricula can be hard to come by. Luckily, I came across a great language arts homeschool curriculum called Grammar Galaxy: Nebula Edition,…