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Learn about homeschooling: scheduling, organizing, teaching, and educational field trips.
There are 13 videos in this series:
Teach your children from home; learn about homeschooling groups, and the importance of getting connected to one in this free video on homeschooling your child.
Learn about tag team teaching for children in home school groups in this free video on homeschooling your child.
Homeschooling is rewarding. Learn how you can enable your child to learn the arts by becoming involved yourself in this free video on homeschooling your child.
Teach your children from home; learn how to select a home school curriculum in this free video on homeschooling your child.
Homeschooling is rewarding. Learn how to select a curriculum for your child in this free video on homeschooling your child.
Teach your children from home; learn what factors to consider when deciding whether to home school and if it is a good idea for you and your child in this free video on homeschooling your child.
Teach your children from home; learn about teaching different aged children at the same time in this free video on homeschooling your child.
Teach your children from home; learn how important field trips are to homeschooling in this free video on homeschooling your child.
Homeschooling is rewarding. Learn how games can help teach your children in home school in this free video on homeschooling your child.
Teach your children from home; learn how important scheduling is in homeschooling and how to plan a home school schedule in this free video on homeschooling your child.
Homeschooling is rewarding. Learn how to transition your child from homeschooling to public or private school in this free video on homeschooling your child.
Homeschooling is rewarding. Learn about unit studies and how they can help your home school teachings in this free video on homeschooling your child.
Learn when homeschooling is not a good option for your children in this free video on homeschooling your child.
Home education is a great alternative to public and private schooling. Prior to 1852, there was no compulsory schooling law enforced and most children received their early education at home. Throughout the history of civilization there have been movements in homeschooling and early education. The most modern movement of homeschooling began in the 1960s and 1970s when Ray and Dorothy Moore, professional education workers, began to question the validity of early education. There are millions of children being educated at home and hundreds of thousands more worldwide.
Are you thinking of homeschooling your children? Do you need more information? Watch these informative videos to learn more about home educating your children. Get expert tips on homeschooling different subjects like art, science, math and social studies. Some parents are “tag team teaching.” This is usually done in a community of homeschooling houses, where one family will host a classroom of children from the community for one subject and then the children will go to another home for a different subject. Get expert advice for picking the proper curriculum and get ideas for fun field trips and games for homeschool. After watching this series of videos, you will find it easy to make the transition from public education to homeschool.
Sharon Wilharm Sharon Wilharm has homeschooled her 12 year old daughter Brittany since the first grade. In addition, she has written 2 homeschool curriculums - Patchwork Primers one and two, and a homeschool informational book, Laid Back Learning. They are available at www.PatchworkPrimers.com.dkdk
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