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Using Screens In Your Homeschool

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Sometimes, I wish this parenting gig came with an instruction manual. Take screens, for example. For a number of reasons, which I will get into below, we came late to the technology game. And things are going smoothly. But we live in an age with countless opportunities at our fingertips… all we need is that iPad…

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Free Homeschool Math Games Your Family Will Love

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Today, I am excited to share some free homeschool math games for children ages 4+. As a school psychologist, lifelong gamer, and unexpected homeschool mom to three children, I have witnessed the power of play-based learning and gameschooling countless times over the years, across age ranges, and in various settings. You don’t need to have…

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Must-Have Games For Third And Fourth Grade Homeschooling

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Using games in your homeschool is an ideal way to squeeze in extra learning opportunities while having fun with kids of all ages. Incorporating games for elementary age students can help bring history and science to life, teach important math concepts, and build reading fluency too.  We love playing games and learning from them as…

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Interest-Led Learning, One Rabbit Hole At A Time

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If you’ve been following our family’s homeschool journey for any length of time, you already know how much we love interest-led learning and delight-driven experiences.  Interest-Led Learning, One Rabbit Hole At A Time *Disclosure: I received access to Doctor Robin’s School of PRE-Medicine and was compensated for my time to write a review. I was…

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Outsourcing Homeschool Math Is A Game Changer!

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Today, I want to chat with you about outsourcing homeschool math. If you worry about math in your homeschool, you’re not alone. I used to worry about math all the time. Nowadays, my math-related worries are far less frequent.  What changed, you wonder? Several years ago, I started outsourcing math. I am a huge fan…

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7 Simple Tips For Gameschooling Children Of Multiple Ages

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Gameschooling is such a great way to make connections while learning at the same time. And it’s a method of learning that we embrace in our homeschool. But what does that look like when you have a larger family of multiple ages? I have one of those families! Four kids ranging in age from 14…

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