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Switching Homeschool Curriculum: Why It’s Okay and Even a Good Thing
As we are nearing the end of the homeschool year, if you’re like me you find yourself re-evaluating and planning for your next year of homeschooling. As homeschool vendors start offering early bird deals to help you beat the summer curriculum rush, many of us are...
Five Ways to Utilize Social Media for Homeschool
If you are like me, you probably have a love-hate relationship with social media. It is a great way to keep in touch with people you wouldn’t normally talk to on a regular basis. Social media can also be a good source of information (sometimes). It can also be a time...
Christmas Break: Homeschool Style
There are so many ways to schedule your homeschool year, but one thing most of us have in common is that we take a long break over the December Holidays. Most years, I take off Thanksgiving through the New Year. I have found this is the easiest way for me to enjoy the...
Teach Your Kids to Read
When people make the decision to homeschool, the number one hesitation is usually teaching their child to read. It’s reasonable to be concerned as reading is probably the most important skill and will lay the foundation for the rest of their academic career. Once a...
Resources for Homeschooling a Child with Dyslexia
Like many of you, I homeschool a student that struggles with dyslexia. It can be difficult to find the right ways to support these smart but struggling learners. If you have a child with dyslexia or other learning struggles, then you know the pressure of trying to...
Summer Learning Activities to Prevent the Summer Slide
Have you ever heard of the summer slide? Homeschool parents and classroom teachers are all well acquainted with this concept. In a nutshell, the summer slide is when kids return to their studies in the fall after their summer break, and don’t remember what they...
Start the Adventure
A Beginner’s Guide to Homeschooling
New to homeschooling? This is the place to begin. Learn about homeschooling styles, homeschool planning, homeschool record keeping and choosing homeschool curriculum. Find information on how to start the homeschooling process.
Master Homeschooling with Engaging Homeschool Unit Studies: Your Complete Guide
This post is all about homeschool unit studies.Among all of the homeschool styles and methods, homeschool unit studies stand out as a fun approach to daily learning. By integrating multiple subjects around a central theme, unit studies can make learning more cohesive...
State Homeschool Laws and Resources
Find State Homeschooling Laws and Resources
Every U.S. state has differing homeschooling laws and requirements. Some require notification, testing and have attendence requirements, while others have much less regulation. If you are new to homeschooling or thinking about moving to a different state, find your states homeschooling requirements here.
Colorado is up and running. The other 49 states are on their way!
Testing Requirements
Does your state require standardized testing for homeschoolers? Which tests are accepted? These answers vary for each state, so it’s important to know the homeschool laws for your specific state and situation.
Homeschool Records
Learn which records you are required to keep. Find whether you need a portfolio, test scores or attendence records.
Notification Requirements
Notification is often the first step to start homeschooling. Learn if you need to notify once in a lifetime, yearly, or not at all. Get your homeschooling off to a good start by knowing the homeschool notification process for your state.
Homeschooling State Resources
Colorado Homeschooling
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