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There are loads of homeschooling books out there, and different ones will speak to different people. I’ve probably read most books on homeschooling that have been written,
>>I really hesitate to ask you this, but I was just about to ask you how much handwriting practice you have your 6-year-old do. Now
Last week one of my husband’s coworkers called me and asked if I would be interested in an entire set of Encyclopedia Judaica. I asked
Here’s a letter that a good friend sent to her parents after her first week of homeschooling. She shared it with me, and I asked
Here’s our homeschooling schedule that most of you are probably interested in, as this addresses the younger kids in the family. 7:30 am – wake up,
‘How do you homeschool with a newborn?’ Much more easily than you might expect! Small infants are pretty simple – time intensive, but you don’t
I have two identical tefilla workbooks that I was given quite some time ago, by Rabbi Mayer Birnbaum. It’s put out by Torah Umesorah Publications,
Okeydoke, here’s the schedule my 15 year old son set up for himself for this year (I’ll put translations in parenthesis but can’t avoid using
This week I’ve had the chance to speak with two new homeschooling moms, and it’s so nice when I hear the light and pleasure in their
So if I don’t let my little ones watch videos, how do I manage to get anything done, and what do they do instead of
