Homeschooling Curriculum

Scented candles, incense and scented soaps are easy to find and use. But there are many ways to enjoy the variety of scents that herbs, spices and essential oils can bring to your environment. ...

Home-school students need to have a set course for discipline and encouragement, just as students in a regular classroom do. Creating a set of reward tickets for your home-school students is an...

Of all the organs connected to the human senses, the most sophisticated probably is the eye. So important is the eye, that of the four lobes that comprise the cerebral cortex, one entire lobe...

Helping your homeschooled preschooler learn to cut paper with scissors is one of the most important things you will teach her, next to the ABC's and 123's, of course. Cutting paper involves...

Reading and writing are fundamental skills children need to begin mastering in elementary school. You can help your daughter learn how to complete a writing project, such as a book report, by...

If you are a homeschooler, consider bringing your classroom outdoors to the garden. I consider this to be my Charlotte Mason niche. I love to garden, and it is the perfect opportunity to use...

Children love to learn and take part in fun and exciting science projects. One exciting and unique project that you can accomplish with your students is to create a handmade vacuum cleaner....

Kids are fascinated by the vast and interesting subject of weather--just watch a child when a thunderstorm begins or on the first snowy day of the year. Here are some tips for building your own...

Are you looking for some fun musical activity to do with your children? Do you home school and want to add something to your musical curriculum or unit study approach? Or maybe you are looking...

Are you interested in how volcanoes work? This is a great project to simulate the pressure that builds up inside the volcano until it spills out with an eruption that makes lava flow down the...

Want free school supplies and a smaller carbon footrpint on the environment? Teaching about recycling? Studying ancient civilizations, colonial life or pioneer life? Here's how to make paper from...

Does your preschool child learn by "hands-on" experience? Use this simple, homemade game to help your preschool child learn shapes, numbers, and ABC's.

Figurative language is a literary term that includes many different ways of comparing and contrasting things. Simile and metaphor are 2 of the most common ones people learn about in their English...

Create a wonderful family memento with playing cards crafted from your own family photos! You could pay someone to print these for you, but if you are into scrapbooking, you could probably do a...

Instead of finding someones else's crafts idea for children to follow in a homeschooling curriculum, why not give the kids the basic idea and the materials. then let them create their own turkeys