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Post Elementary Homeschooling: Can I Teach My Sixth Grader?

By Sherri Seligson
As a young homeschooler, I always thought teaching elementary ages would be fun and easy. We could spend our days reading great books, exploring outside, crafting models of historic places, and baking treats while doing math. But as my children began to mature, I noticed lots of changes that affected the way they learned. And...
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Fostering Homeschool Communities: Living Well and Learning Well with Alicia Hutchinson

By Rachael Carman
Embarking on a homeschooling journey can be both rewarding and a bit daunting, calling for planning and support. Alicia Hutchinson, a seasoned homeschooler and the mastermind behind Living Well + Learning Well, offers a shining example of this path. The Blend of Faith and Education When traditional schooling just didn’t sit right with her, she...
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How to Keep Kids Motivated and Engaged in Homeschooling

By Trisha Vuong
It’s a question we get often, “How can I keep my child motivated and engaged in homeschooling?” The early stages of homeschooling are mostly exciting. From researching and gathering your books and curriculum to finding fresh supplies for the new year, hitting the ground running can be exhilarating! However, what happens mid-year when the books...
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Embracing the Joy of Slow: An Interview with Leslie Martino

By Rachael Carman
In the bustling world of homeschooling, where rushing feels like the norm and productivity is king, Leslie Martino introduces a refreshing perspective in her book, The Joy of Slow. Leslie delves into the transformative power of slowing down, not just in education but in life itself. Her insights provide a road map for parents, educators,...
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The Power of Multi-Age Learning in Homeschooling – An Interview with Rachael Carman

By Rachael Carman
As homeschooling parents, we often encounter challenges that make us question our approach. One such challenge is the diverse age range of our children, especially if, like in our family, you have multiple kids spanning a wide age gap. But there’s good news—multi-age learning can be a wonderfully enriching experience for both parents and children,...
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Embracing the Homeschool Journey: Lessons and Life from Jeannie Fulbright

By Davis Carman
Jeannie Fulbright faced the same hurdles many new homeschoolers do. Her homeschooling journey began when she decided to educate her daughter at home, and initially, she faced the challenge of dividing her time between homeschooling her daughter and caring for her younger children. This balancing act was tough, but Jeannie soon realized that choosing materials...
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Embracing the Homeschool Adventure: Instilling a Love of Learning

By Davis Carman
Fostering a love of learning in our children is a subject that is near and dear to our hearts. As veterans of the homeschool journey, we’ve discovered that this pursuit enriches our educational approach and transforms how we engage with the world around us. The Early Years As a former high school teacher, Rachael realized...
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Balancing academics and play in preschool homeschooling is easier with Apologia’s expert tips. Learn the best strategies to foster early learning while keeping education fun and engaging for young children. Read more on our blog!

Balancing Academics and Play in Preschool Homeschooling

By Rachael Yunis
Balancing academics and play in preschool homeschooling is easier with Apologia’s expert tips. Learn the best strategies to foster early learning while keeping education fun and engaging for young children.  Have you ever marveled at how preschoolers are preloaded with questions? Curiosity, observation, and questioning are not only enjoyable but also really important. Sometimes, as...
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Homeschooling with Purpose: Best Practices for Using A Bible Curriculum for Your Family

By Misty Bailey
As homeschooling continues to grow in popularity, many families are seeking ways to integrate their faith into their children’s education. Bible-based homeschooling is an excellent way to combine academic learning with spiritual growth. It offers students a deeper understanding of Scripture while nurturing their hearts. A structured Bible curriculum can serve as a guide, helping...
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How to Teach Physical Science at Home: A Comprehensive Guide

By Sherri Seligson
Physical science is an important subject; it teaches students the basics of much of our world. However, many parents feel unfamiliar with the subject and, therefore, are nervous about teaching it. Parents may be asking things like: What is physical science? What is the best location and situation to teach this subject? Is it worthwhile...
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