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Choosing a homeschool curriculum isn’t just about picking books or signing up for an online course. It’s about shaping the way your child learns, grows, and thrives in a setting tailored to their needs. Whether you’re a first-time homeschooler or looking to refine your current approach, finding the right fit can feel overwhelming. The market Read More

You don’t need a multiple-choice scantron to know your child is learning. In fact, one of the biggest perks of homeschooling is the freedom to assess progress in ways that feel meaningful, not mechanical. Whether you’re wary of standardised testing or your state doesn’t require it, there are smarter ways to track growth. This guide Read More

You’ve mapped out a curriculum, prepped the resources, and gathered everyone for a productive day of homeschooling. But halfway through the week, you realise your eldest is racing ahead in maths, your middle child is stuck in spelling, and your youngest keeps forgetting what you covered yesterday. Sound familiar? One of the most rewarding — Read More

Does your child struggle to sit still during lessons but light up when allowed to move, touch, or build? You may be parenting a kinesthetic learner. In a traditional classroom, these children are often told to “sit still” or “focus,” when in fact, their bodies are their best learning tools. That’s where kinesthetic homeschooling can Read More

One of the most common concerns among parents considering homeschooling is socialisation. After all, if your child isn’t spending their days in a bustling classroom or a crowded playground, how will they develop essential social skills? It’s a fair question and one rooted in genuine care for a child’s overall growth and well-being. While traditional Read More

When you decide to homeschool, most of the advice you’ll get focuses on curriculum, schedules, or legal requirements. But there’s another layer no one talks about enough: the emotional shift. Leaving the familiarity of school — whether it was a positive experience or not — affects both you and your child. The structure, the social Read More

Let’s be honest — homeschooling is rewarding, but it can also be relentless. When you’re juggling work, housework, parenting, and planning lessons, it’s easy to feel stretched far too thin. And if you’ve ever thought, “I just can’t do it all,” — you’re absolutely right. The good news? You don’t have to. Outsourcing parts of Read More

Making the move from public school to homeschooling is a bold decision. It’s often driven by love — a desire to give your child more freedom, support, or safety. But it can also bring doubt. Are you ready? Will your child adjust? Will your home turn into a battleground? Here’s the truth transitioning to homeschool Read More

Your child struggles to decode words they’ve seen before. Reading aloud is exhausting. Spelling seems random. You know they’re bright — their ideas are sharp, their imagination huge — but when it comes to reading or writing, they freeze. If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone. Dyslexia is one of the most common learning differences, Read More

When people think about homeschooling, flexibility is one of the first words that come to mind. But even in this adaptable learning model, there are still structured moments that demand compliance — like standardised testing. If you’re wondering how testing fits into your homeschool plans, you’re not alone. Across the U.S., rules vary widely, and Read More