Homeschool independent work

Homeschooling comes with its own set of blessings and challenges. One of the challenges is figuring out what one child can do while you're busy helping a

As our homeschoolers get older, one of the most important things we can teach them is how to work independently.

When you’re teaching more than one learner, independent work is necessary. In order to work one-on-one with a child or with small groups of learners, the other learners need to be doing something. If independent work is not executed in a purposeful manner, it can become a necessary “evil”, serving to frustrate your learner(s) and you! ... Read More about Quick Tips for Independent Work

This Kindergarten Daily Skill-Builder Notebook focuses on six different subject areas: Calendar, personal, handwriting, math, science, and reading.

This is our second year homeschooling and my first year teaching two kids. I have a first grader, kindergartener, and 3.5 year old. We have been using this weekly binder system for organizing our curriculum for a couple months and it's just simplified the mornings so much for me! I feel organized instead of scattered.

Tracking task completion - provides visual support for higher functioning students with literacy skills

It's 2020 & you're homeschooling & working. 7 proven steps to ensuring a harmonious & productive work environment & avoid serious meltdowns

Teaching children how to work independently may be the most important skill you ever teach. Here's how to do it.

One of my favorite things that we’ve added to our homeschool over the years is our morning work binders. These have been a wonderful way for my kids to gain independence in their learning, bring different subjects into...

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