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Ways to Incorporate Exercise into Your Homeschool Routine
Posted in Homeschooling on September 5, 2018
These days, it seems that the public education system has placed fitness and outside time on the back burner. Many institutionalized schools now require very minimal (or no) recess or active time as part of their curriculum. Older generations will look back and remember that exercise activity was just a normal part of life; kids Read More »
Single Parents Can Homeschool, Too.
Posted in Homeschooling on September 1, 2018
If you’re a single Mom or Dad with the intent to homeschool, chances are you’re feeling the pinch. It goes without saying that working to support both yourself and your children single-handedly can be overwhelming. You have a tight budget for cash, time, and energy. It’s a tricky position that requires an efficient system, planning, Read More »
The 100 Best Educational Websites of 2018 - Purple Stamp of Approval
Posted in Resources on January 1, 2018
Homeschool Base celebrates each new year by presenting accolades to the best educational websites, apps, and resources. Home educators, teachers, and parents alike have voiced their appreciation for the digital tools and resources they deem invaluable. Each resource receives our Purple Stamp of Approval, a personal endorsement from Homeschool Base and the homeschooling community. Homeschool Read More »
5 Tips for Effectively Using YouTube in Your Homeschool
Posted in Homeschooling on December 21, 2017
Maybe you forgot to check out the right books from the library. Maybe your kids have been reading all week and needed a break. Maybe you need a break from reading-aloud. Or maybe, your homeschool needs a change of pace from your usual routine. These are just a few scenarios when you should consider using YouTube in Read More »
How to Incorporate Copywork into Your Homeschool
Posted in Homeschooling on December 14, 2017
A few days ago, the parents in my homeschool co-op starting discussing copywork. A new homeschool mom wanted to know more about the purpose. Here are some of the main questions and concerns she had: Why did some of us make our kids do copywork? And, at what age did we stop? What were we Read More »
