republished ; links updated October 2023 Our children are in grades 9th, 7th, 5th, and 2nd. We homeschool mostly for free. I say “mostly,” because someone could be strict and say we spend money on gas or one-time purchases of devices or instruments. But these expenses are optional – we homeschool for free because the material we use is free….
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I made four free lesson plans for our homeschool and yours. They’re free to print and use for personal use. I CREATED FOUR DIFFERENT STYLES OF LESSON PLANS FOR HOMESCHOOLING In the below images, you’ll see the four lesson plan printables I created. You’ll download all four at once, as I packaged them together in a zip file. The zip…
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So last week, I created four weekly planners for your homeschool or home – or life – and I enjoyed making them so much that I worked on more planner pages. This week, I finished creating a set of six monthly planners. They’re free to print and use for personal use. I CREATED SIX DIFFERENT STYLES OF Monthly PLANNERS FOR…
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Hi, there! I’ve broken my left hand, so I can’t type very long. The question is always “how?” so I’ll ashamedly answer: I tripped over a vine while hiking down a mountain slope with hiking sticks in my hands. The hiking stick twisted my finger and hand as I fell on it. The vine that I tripped on? It was…
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One of the courses often required in the first couple years of college is music theory. If you’re homeschooling a high schooler, you may be interested in having your student learn music theory to help ease his or her transition to college. G Major Music Theory provides everything you need for piano lessons, even theory work pages and first pieces….
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Our family has been homeschooling for over a decade. I hope to encourage you that there is no obstacle to a beautiful education - you really can do it. And you and the child can both enjoy the journey! - Lori Seaborg, America's Gulf Coast | more About Us
