the road to inspired learning
Stay calm. Don’t panic. You can homeschool high school, and you can create a homeschool transcript; it can be quick, easy, and painless process. What Is a Transcript? A transcript is typically a one page academic summary of your student’s high school accomplishments. Why Do Homeschool Students Need a Transcript? Colleges look at transcripts to confirm […]
Do you remember the Tootsie Roll commercial from the 1970s? For the young homeschool mamas who have no clue what I’m talking about, the ad slogan was, “Whatever it is I think I see becomes a Tootsie Roll to me!” I feel the same way about homeschool co-op class ideas. Whatever it is I think I see becomes a co-op class […]
I scoured and searched and typed and linked and now I give. I give you the list–the GIANT list–of 103 art projects based on children’s books. Read. Create. Repeat. What is Storybook Artwork? Storybook artwork is when you use the pictures and illustrations in children’s picture books to teach your student an art lesson. You […]
Do you need some new inspiration for your Geography Fair Project? This list contains sixty (plus a few extra!) geography project ideas to help your student get moving toward an amazing Geography Fair display! A huge thanks to all the fantastic kids in our homeschool co-op. All of the photos are of their fabulous efforts in […]
Today we tried an easy creative writing lesson: a creative writing dice game, Roll to Write. I wanted to give the game a whirl because Elijah has been struggling with writing more than a few sentences each day. My goal is to find activities to boost his handwriting endurance and confidence. I also want to […]