There are so many things we can do to help our kids fall more in love with reading. If having a goal to shoot for is motivating for your child, this free printable has everything you’ll need to create a family summer reading challenge. Choose Your Challenge With a twelve […]
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This post contains affiliate links. Thank you for supporting the Homeschool Compass by shopping through our page! Whether you homeschool year round or take extended time off over the summer, read aloud time is something to hold onto through the summer months. If you’re looking for books that will grab your kids’ attention and fuel […]
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Kate Snow has a wealth of expertise when it comes to teaching homeschool math. She has earned degrees in math and elementary education from Harvard University, taught her own children as a homeschool mom, and writes curriculum for Well-Trained Mind Press. Kate is passionate about helping homeschool parents teach homeschool […]
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1. Start Small, but Read Often! Establishing a routine is key to read aloud success with little ones. If your kids are young, or haven’t had much read-aloud experience, keep it short. Ten to fifteen minutes is a great place to start. Set apart a consistent time in your day […]
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After earning her PhD in Molecular Genetics and working in the lab designing therapies for patients with macular degeneration, Kristin came home to homeschool her two children from birth through high school graduation. Through these experiences Kristin discovered her affinity for teaching, and she has spent the last 20 years […]
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The study of trees offers many opportunities for hands-on learning! Lean into your child’s curiosity and explore topics in math, science, art, and more with these tree activities. 1. Grow Your Own Tree from a Pinecone Did you know you can harvest seeds from a pinecone and potentially grow your […]
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Earth Day was established on April 22, 1970 as a time for people throughout the United States to come together and show their commitment to taking care of our planet. Last year marked 50 years of Americans celebrating Earth Day together. Earth Day is a wonderful time to teach our […]
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Nurture your child’s love of nature and their appreciation of the fascinating world of trees with these endearing stories and accessible guide books. Little Tree by Loren Long Your preschoolers will fall in love with Little Tree, who resists the changing of the seasons and clings tightly to his leaves. […]
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Doing hands-on science activities at home is a great way to fuel your young child’s natural curiosity and innate sense of wonder. You don’t necessarily need a formal science curriculum in the early years. Engaging projects using materials you already have around the house will go a long way toward […]
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Emily Copeland is a homeschool mom of 2, church planter, and minister’s wife. She offers help and hope for the homeschool journey at Table Life Blog where you’ll find practical ideas for home education and encouragement to help you make the most of your moments around the table. Today Emily […]
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