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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 Compute Area of a Triangle

    There are times when you need to know the area of a certain surface, so what happens if its not a square or a rectangle or if its simply a triangle? Know how to compute how many square feet or...

  • 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 Be Grammatically Correct

    There are some very common grammatical errors made every day when we communicate either by speaking or writing. We all try to use correct English grammar, but many of us fall short. The following...

  • How to Teach Preschool Math With Nested Boxes

    The ability to put things in a certain order is an important preschool math skill, called sequencing. Your child/student will eventually need to put numbers in the correct order, compare sizes,...

  • How to Find a Classical Conversations Community

    Classical Conversations, Inc. is a home school organization that supports families in educating their children in the classical method. The core value of Classical Conversations is "to know...

  • How to teach you child their ABC's

    My son has just turned five years old. He was un-able to start kindergarten this year because he didn't know his ABC's, Shapes, Colors, and more. He knew the ABC song but not each letter and their...

  • How to Use People-First Language When Speaking About Autism

    Using "people-first language" has become the professional standard when speaking about disabilities. Read on to discover how to use people-first language and the controversy that...

  • How to Remember What You Study

    It may not always be easy to remember what you study. Have you ever studied really hard just to blank out on a test? Have you studied for a long time but had a hard time remembering all of the...

  • How to Teach Letters

    The pressure of teaching your child their letters before they enter kindergarten can seem challenging. Below are a few simple steps to help your child get familair with letters and letter sounds.

  • How to Make a Homeschool Learning Poster

    Here as easy-to-put-together tool you can use for your homeschool. This poster will be an excellent visual for teaching young children blending sounds. You probably have everything you need right...

  • How to Quickly Multiply a Four-Digit Number by a Four-Digit Number

    After mastering addition and multiplication facts, you learn how to apply what you know in solving any type of multiplication problem. In this article, you will expand your mastery of...

  • How to Run a Texas Instruments Calculator on your Desktop Computer

    Texas Instruments has available some debugging software (called software developer's kit or SDK) that will enable you to run their calculator on your computer desktop or laptop. This software...

  • How to Teach Basic Keyboarding Skills for Homeschool : Lesson 1

    This is a fun activity for kids 4-6 years of age as a first introduction to the computer keyboard. I call this lesson: "What's the Buzz about Bees?" The objective here is to illustrate...

  • How to READ Korean Characters

    http://tutor101.yolasite.com/flashcardsos.php ( Interactive Characters' Flashcards are available in learning Korean Consonants and Vowels)

  • How to Multiply on Your Fingers

    This article will help anyone, especially children, "see" their multiplication tables (6 x 6 to 9 x 9) on the fingers of their two hands.

  • How to Modify Lessons for Students with Autism

    Students with Autism can often be successfully included in regular classroom lessons and activities. Teachers may need to make a few simple adaptations to the activities so that students with...

  • How to Master Subtraction Facts in Arithmetic Using Complements

    Subtraction is the process of calculating the difference between two numbers. To be able to subtract well, one must first master "addition facts" that consist of all possibilities of...

  • How to Better Your Study Habits

    Our study habits are always open for improvement. Follow these steps to improve as a student, not only in your formal schooling, but in the school of life (where it really counts).

  • How to Sum the First "N" Integers

    Mathematicians love to tell the story of the child prodigy Carl Friedrich Gauss (1777-1885), who was able, in seconds, to sum the first 100 integers. How did he do it? To find out, follow these...

  • How to Use "Simon Says" Game to Teach Negative Numbers

    Why make education a torture for children when it can be fun? For example: take basic addition and subtraction of positive and negative numbers. Would you like to sit at a desk on a hard seat for...

  • How to Use Stimming to Encourage Language in Children with Autism

    Self-stimulatory behavior, or stimming, is often seen in students with Autism. It can include spinning objects, moving fingers or strings rapidly in front of the face, hand flapping, or rocking....

  • How to Use Play to Encourage Language in Children with Autism

    Many children with Autism can repeat words and phrases, but have difficulty using these words as functional communication. This article contains one specific example of using play to encourage the...

  • How to File an "Intent to Homeschool" Form in Washington State

    Washington State homeschoolers must file an annual "Declaration of Intent to Homeschool" form with their local school district. Learn how to request the form, how to fill it out and how...

  • How to Teach Waving to Students with Autism

    I realized the importance of teaching waving one day as I watched one of my non-verbal students walking down the school hallway. "Hi, Andy!" one student called. "Andy, how's it...

  • How to Select Books about Children with Special Needs

    Choosing books about children with special needs is important for both classrooms and families. Children with disabilities should have the opportunity to read books about children like themselves....

  • How to Teach a Student with Autism to Label "More" and "Less"

    Some students with Autism may not gain and understanding of the concepts of "more" and "less" in the same way that other students do. This article contains one strategy for...

  • How to Teach Your Baby Simple Sign Language

    We all know how difficult it can be to communicate with your child who hasn't learned or hasn't perfected speaking yet. Using sign language along with speaking to them is an excellent way to...

  • How to Teach Your Child Math Facts

    Everyone wants their child to succeed in mathematics. Although it is very important to understand the concept behind math concepts what many people do not realize is the importance of...

  • How to Be Sure Your Children Know Basic Math Facts

    If your children do not have basic math facts mastered by fourth grade, they will experience difficulty with math for the rest of their academic career. As a parent there are things that you can...

  • How to Get Kids to Enjoy Reading by Playing Handbells

    What is the most important key to success at school or a job? The ability to read well. How do you get kids to read well? A study done in the fifties, supported by all future research, showed that...

  • How to raise a Montessori child- Part I, The Prepared Environment

    When preparing your child’s environment think in terms of proper proportions. Use child-sized furniture and utensils whenever possible. A toddler eating with a regular spoon is the equivalent of...

  • How to Win a Spelling Bee

    So you want to spell with the best - maybe your dream is to stand on the stage in Washington, D.C. and walk away with the prize for the Scripps Howard Spelling Bee! There are a few things you can...

  • How to make a "Volcano Experiment" Easy and Fun

    This easy step-by-step experiment, will reinforce what a volcano is, what causes eruptions and the different types of lava. Simple Chemistry will be introduced also, as the students combine two...

  • How to "Socialize" Your Homeschooled Children

    What exactly is "socialization"? According to the Mirriam-Webster online dictionary, it is the transitive verb that means "1. to make social; to fit or to train for a social...

  • How to Make Homeschooling Fun and Educational

    Making the decision to homeschool your child can be a daunting task. There are so many questions to be asked, decisions to be made and fears to be conquered. With this step-by-step approach to...

  • How to Begin Homeschooling in Ohio

    Anyone living in Ohio, that is seeking information on how to begin the process of homeschooling will benefit from the following procedure. Taking a child, or children, out of school requires a...

  • How to Teach Your Child to Read in Two Weeks

    First, I would like to say that I was able to teach my child to read in 2 weeks (at age 3), but this is no guarantee that your child will be able to read in 2 weeks. If you are interested in...

  • How to Teach Young Children About Fruits & Vegetables

    Young children can be taught many new items or ideas through repetition. For example, if your child hasn't learned about fruits yet, you could teach her or him about fruit.

  • How to Teach English to Young Kids Through Songs/Music

    A wonderful tool that early childhood educators can use when teaching English to children is by reinforcement of skills picked up by the use of songs and music. The best way to use songs with...

  • How to Write Numbers

    Writers often struggle with how to include numbers and numerical information in their articles, reports, and blog posts. Do you spell out a numeral or write it as its numerical symbol? How do you...

  • How to Teach Children to Live in the Moment-Taste

    In today's world, children are desensitized. They live in a hurried, electronic sensory stimulated world, where violence, digital images, and produced entertainment are commonplace and a blur. ...

  • How to Teach Children to Live in the Moment-Color

    In today's world, children are desensitized. They live in a hurried, electronically sensory stimulated world, where violence, digital images, and produced entertainment are commonplace and a blur....

  • How to Teach Children to Live in the Moment-Smell

    In today's world, children are desensitized. They live in a hurried, electronically sensory stimulated world, where violence, digital images, and produced entertainment are commonplace and a blur....

  • How to Teach Shape Sorting to Children with Autism

    Learn one method of teaching shape sorting to students with Autism using visual supports.

  • How to Calculate the Distance You Are From Lightning

    You hear the rumbling and see the flashes of light. But just how close are you really to the lightning? In some cases you may be closer than you realize.

  • How to Start Homeschooling in Iowa Today!

    You can start homeschooling in Iowa today without investing loads of money, or worrying about the authorities. Read on to learn about the law, your options, and the resources on- and offline...

  • How to Create a Halloween/Harvest Unit Study

    The roots of current Halloween celebrations go back centuries, blending relics of ancient Druidic rites, Greek and Roman mythology, urban legends, mysticism, and superstition. Nearly every country...

  • Grading With Percentages

    Grading with percentages is a popular method to score tests or class assignments. Grades associated with those percentages vary from teacher to teacher. Typically teachers mark papers with 100...

  • How to Ask Your Child Open Ended Questions During Reading

    Reading is more meaningful when critical thinking questions are asked. These types of open ended questions require a thoughtful reader because they require more than just yes or no answers. Asking...

  • How to Buy A Beka Homeschooling Materials Online

    A Beka Book is a foundation that provides Christian schools and homeschooling parents with the necessary materials to facilitate a thorough Christian-based education. Ordering online is very...

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