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Investigate homeschooling options and basics, from preschool and special education to creating a Christian curriculum. Whether you’re homeschool educated and wondering how to get into college or you’re a new parent struggling to choose a homeschooling philosophy, eHow has answers to your alternative education questions. Just embarking with your child on a homeschooling journey? Check out helpful How Tos on meeting education standards, planning lessons, buying supplies and scheduling your lesson plans.

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  • How to Get Your Child Interested in Learning Spanish

    Spanish is a popular romance language that many parents are hoping their children will pick up as they grow up. However, not every household has parents, or even one parent, who speaks a foreign...

  • How to Teach Letter Recognition With a Worm

    Teaching letter recognition to young children is easy and fun to do, if you'll just avoid the worksheets. Young children are eager to learn and fun to teach, and your local worms will be happy to...

  • How to Create Tickets for Homeschoolers

    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...

  • How to Start Teaching Your Child to Read

    art teaching your child the basics of letter sounds at an early age at home, so they will be able to pick up reading very easily. Many parents wait until the child starts school to teach reading,...

  • How to Teach Your Pre-kindergartener their ABC's

    Education standards are rising daily and No Child Left Behind has put more emphasis on Early Childhood education. The kindergarten classes of yesteryear no longer exist, play time has been traded...

  • How to Decide: Is Homeschooling the Right Choice for You

    If you are a parent who is considering homeschooling, it is imperative that you have as much information as possible. This is a decision which will impact the lifestyle of your entire family. ...

  • How to Speak & Understand Spanish at Home

    If you want to speak and understand Spanish at home, you can pursue a variety of options. With study and practice, you can learn to speak and understand Spanish fluently. This can help you in your...

  • How to Prepare Your Child for Kindergarten, What Should a Child Know Before Entering Kindergarten

    Some parents make the mistake of assuming that their child will learn their abc’s and 123’s in Kindergarten, thinking they don’t have to teach them anything before entering school. The truth is, a...

  • How to Figure a Square Mile Area

    Being able to figure how many square miles are in an area is relatively easy if you're able to envision that area as one of several shapes. You also need to be able to measure the height and width...

  • How to Teach Social Skills to Children, Teenagers or Adults with Autism

    Individuals with autism often lack the necessary skills to socialize among their peers or with others within the norm. Dietary changes, the use of alternative medicine, educational methods,...

  • How to Make a Home School Assignment Board

    Use transparency pockets and a tri-fold board to organize your home school, Classical Conversations memory work, or classroom activities. This board also makes a great assignment organizer for...

  • Examples of a Home Schooling Syllabus

    Each homeschool syllabus is unique to the family that creates it, based on their own personal teaching styles and curriculum choices. A clear, well-written syllabus will help the parent to...

  • How to Easily Compute Unit Pricing

    When you comparison shop, you might need to compare odd quantities to determine the best buy for your money. For instance, is the price for a bag of potato chips weighing 7 ½ ounces a better...

  • How to Teach Multiple-Meaning Words

    Words with multiple meaning can be the most difficult for students to understand, especially children or adults who are learning a language for the first time. However, teaching multiple-meaning...

  • How to Steps to decreasing symptoms of Autism

    I have a younger brother who suffers from autism. He has trouble with language I since I was younger my mother and I have used these techniques (which you probably already know)to get speech from...

  • How to Use the Online Webster Dictionary Effectively

    The Online Webster Dictionary can be extremely helpful if you need to use the site to find the simple definition of a word; however, the Online Webster Dictionary is also a valuable reference tool...

  • How to Homeschool on a Temporary Basis

    Is your child having problems at school? Maybe, it is an academic problem. Maybe, it is behavior problems. Sometimes children have problems with a particular teacher that become very stressful...

  • How to Recognize Your Own Learning Style

    Many people go through much of their school career without ever realizing their own learning style. Being able to recognize your primary learning style is a powerful tool that can help you...

  • How to Homeschool Multiple Children

    Anyone who is jumping into the ring with homeschooling usually has a lot of questions. Homeschooling one child can be difficult, let alone several that are in different grade levels. Here's some...

  • How to Teach Writing in the Homeschool

    Teaching writing in the homeschool can seem like a daunting task. But it doesn't have to be. Follow these steps for structuring your homeschool writing instruction lessons.

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  • How to TV Free Toddler Activities

    Everyone knows too much television isn't good for a toddler. Here are just a few activities you can try with your children instead of putting them in front of the tube.

  • How to Quickly Make a No-Sew Tutu

    Tutus are great for costumes, dress up, or regular every day wear. Follow these instructions to make an easy no-sew tutu in under 30 minutes.

  • Speech Therapy & Occupational Therapy for Home Schooling

    Many parents of special-needs children assume they must send their children to school to receive benefits such as speech and occupational therapy. This is not true. Speech therapy and occupational...

  • How to Do Homeschool Lessons on the US States

    Make your homeschool memorable, and creatively incorporate US Geography into the rest of your curriculum by doing lessons on one state per week. You may not get it all in one year, but have fun...

  • How to Make Inexpensive Playdough at Home

    This is a quick, cheap, and easy activity to keep the little ones busy on a rainy day. If you don't have "real" playdough, just make it.

  • How to Teach our Children to Save Money

    Financial literacy is important for everyone. It is never too early to teach children to save money, and other basic concepts about money, such as "work to earn". This article will...

  • How to Make an Adobe Indian House Project

    Pueblos, commonly referred to as adobe houses, are Native American housing complexes native to the Southwest. These multi-story apartment complexes were sectioned into many units, with one family...

  • How to Help a Child With Letter Recognition & Fine Motor Skills

    Preschool years are full of learning. Fine motor skills blossom, allowing a child to gain higher control over small body movements, especially in the hands and fingers, according to "The...

  • How to get Spanish language lessons for FREE

    Enjoy learning the beautiful Spanish Language with these FREE online tutorials. These are great, free resources for personal or professional development, the person who enjoys learning, as a...

  • How to Help ADHD Students with Reading

    Children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) may have additional trouble learning to read. Decoding letters and their sounds can be difficult. Since they struggle with focus...

  • How to Build an Edible Model of a DNA Strand

    Explore the fundamentals of genetics with your students through this lip-smacking introduction to DNA, the material that determines personal appearance and many other key characteristics. For a...

  • How to Make a Model of an Eye

    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...

  • How to Gracefully accept and ignore criticism regarding home schooling your child

    This article is about how to defend your decision to home school your child, while keeping friends and family who don't understand your choice.

  • How to Improve Your Writing Quickly

    Do you want to become a better writer? Whether you write fiction, essays, or papers for school, writing is a part of our lives. In order to become a better writer, read on!

  • How to Make a Cuisenaire Rods Thousands Cube

    How big is 1,000? THIS BIG! The block represents 1,000 units of the Cuisenaire (r) Rods set. Finished size: 16.25” x 13.125”.

  • How to Rent Homeschool Tests

    Homeschool testing is a requirement in many states, and nearly half of all states either require homeschool tests or allow homeschool testing as a form of evaluation for measuring yearly progress....

  • How to Make History Fascinating

    Many of us have had the unfortunate experience of sitting through a history class, half asleep, while our teacher (also half asleep) rattled off a series of seemingly unconnected dates. We had the...

  • How to Learn From Reading

    The focus of this article is learning to read for learning -- i.e. how to become wiser people from the experience of reading.

  • How to Make a Thousands Cube

    How big is 1,000? Use this block to show your kids! The block represents the equivalent of 1,000 units from the base 10 set produced by Math-U-See, a popular mathematics curriculum. Finished...

  • How to Homeschool Your Children, Tips for Homeschooling

    With some home school supplies and the help of online home schooling programs, many parents can successfully home school their children.

  • Ecosystem Questions

    An ecosystem is a community of living and non-living things that work together to sustain themselves. Ecosystems are not size-dependent but are contained within each other; a coral reef is an...

  • How to Make a Vocabulary Word List

    Introducing new vocabulary to children is vital to their educational growth, as one cannot properly express thought or emotion through words otherwise. Many parents who homeschool their children...

  • How to Create a Homeschool Environment

    Homeschooling has many pros and cons. It is important to set up an environment to make the pros as successful as possible. Here are some ideas of ways to get the classroom feel while...

  • How to Homeschool Creatively

    If you’re a Mom of a homeschooled child, you’re probably pretty close to losing your mind. You’ve got to multi-task all day long being the Mom and the Teacher AND still see to all your household...

  • Homeschool High School Class & Field Trip Ideas

    Field trips can bring learning to life. For high school-aged, homeschooled students who are not confined to a classroom or bound by a bus schedule, the learning is virtually unlimited.

  • How to Use Simple Interest Calculations

    Simple interest is interest paid only on the principal (amount you owe) of a loan. Simple interest has no compounding (interest added to interest) effect. In running a small business, simple...

  • How to Consider Homeschooling Your Children

    More families are choosing to go down the homeschooling path when it comes to educating their children. If your children are approaching school age or perhaps you are not happy with the education...

  • How to Understand Probability

    Whether you enjoy playing games or want to know if you should take your umbrella when you leave for work; knowing how to compute the probability of an event will make your life easier.

  • How to Home School for Less Money

    We have been homeschooling for over twenty years now, and have picked up several ways to really save on homeschool supplies. Hopefully, how to homeschool for less money will help you save money.

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