Why Banned Books Week Matters More Than Ever Here's something that should make you uncomfortable: nearly 23,000 books have been banned from public schools across the United States since 2021. … [Read more...]
Celebrating Women's Contribuitions: Resources for Teaching Women's History in Your Homeschool
Often overlooked in history books, women have made valuable contributions to the world through history. And as we're coming to realize, teaching women’s history is important now, more than ever. Given … [Read more...]
How to Celebrate Black History Year Round in Your Homeschool
Celebrating Black history year-round in your homeschool is a wonderful practice. It honors the contributions, stories, and triumphs of Black people. They have played a significant role in the nation's … [Read more...]
What is Unschooling and Can it Work For High School?
Whether you've been homeschooling for a while, or are just starting out, you may have considered delving into the world of unschooling. But, you have doubts. That's understandable, anything new and … [Read more...]
The Black Homeschooling Family | Five Home Educators to Follow
It's no big secret that the number of households in the US that describe themselves as a homeschooling family has increased exponentially over the years. This is no doubt due in part to the … [Read more...]
Summer Learning Activities for Homeschoolers
A typical school year, whether in a brick-and-mortar building or a homeschool, is 180 days long. Many homeschooling families opt to follow their local public school's calendar, meaning they begin in … [Read more...]
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