Using Baby Books as a Genealogy Tool
When researching family history, many people overlook baby books as a resource. This may be because baby books are not official, legal documents. Howe... read more
August 22, 2019
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Transitioning from Parent to Homeschool Teacher: Are You Qualified?
How can you be a parent one minute and a homeschool teacher the next? It's easier than you think. Find out how. read more
February 4, 2004
Making the Transition from Parent to Homeschool Teacher
How can you be a parent one minute and a homeschool teacher the next? It's easier than you think. Find out how. read more
May 15, 2002
How Do I Homeschool?
Your first step in homeschooling is to find out what to do and where to go. read more
July 11, 2001
Steps to Start a Book Group
Starting a family book group is a great way to keep your children reading. read more
August 18, 2004
Talking to Your Third-Grader about Social Studies
This article offers examples of ways to encourage to child to think about social studies. read more
January 10, 1998
Books for Black History Month
These great books will help your child learn more about Black History. read more
January 29, 2000
Link That Stuff
This activity allows your child to observe several objects and describe how they might be connected. read more
June 14, 2007
Helping Your Homeschooler Learn to Read
This artilce discusses the best strategies for encouraging your homeschooler child to read. read more
February 8, 2001
15 Social-Emotional Activities for Preschoolers at Home
Social and emotional learning is a key part of our children's development. Here are 15 activities preschool-aged kids can do at home to help develop t... read more
August 10, 2021
11 Best Baby Memory Books + Memory Book Tips and Ideas
Looking for the perfect baby memory book? See the best baby memory books and baby book ideas to capture all of baby's milestones and special moments. read more
January 28, 2023
Art for Homeschoolers
Bring out the creative genius in your kids, and discover that even the most artistically challenged can produce pretty cool artwork. read more
September 20, 2001