Posts Tagged ‘homeschooling resources’
20 Money-Saving, Fun, Early Years Learning Ideas
20 Money-Saving, Fun, Early Years Learning Ideas By Linda Dobson When you need some learning ideas for your child, you don't have to spend tons of money to keep it meaningful and fun. Thanks to the many moms and dads who have been there before you, there are lots of ideas to share. That's exactly what these experienced parents did to [...]
Parent at the Helm Blog Updates
Parent at the Helm Blog Updates Greetings! As always, we've been working hard to keep Parent at the Helm as fresh and user-friendly as we can, so I thought it would be wise to take a moment and point out what's new! Two New Categories on Parent at the Helm Home Page An update by the creator of the Word Press theme we use finally answered my [...]
Homeschooling Success
Homeschooling Success By Linda Dobson (and especially for Alissa Walkoviak, soon-to-be first time mom) Homeschooling is not just an exciting idea of freedom in education, it's a successful one, too. In 1995 the Riverside Publishing Company released the Iowa Basic Achievement Test scores of 16,000 home-educated students. This is one of [...]
Book Review: What Really Matters
Book Review: What Really Matters By Beth Balmanno When it comes to homeschooling – to life in general, actually – what really matters? David Albert and Joyce Reed attempt to answer this question in their deeply personal and moving book, What Really Matters. Letter Exchange about Homeschooling Started as an exchange of letters in a column [...]
It Doesn’t Matter Where You Begin Homeschooling, Just Begin!
It Doesn't Matter Where You Begin Homeschooling, Just Begin! By Linda Dobson The ability to change direction when something isn't working is a major contributor to an individual family's homeschooling success. If you're aware of this from the start, it will help you through initial rough spots you might encounter. If you find your [...]
