A Surefire Technique to Teach Your Toddler How to Read

Teaching your toddler to read can be easier than teaching your child to use the toilet. It’s true! And it can be a lot more fun. But like toilet training, it’s a matter of discipline and repeated instruction. In many ways, teaching a young child to read is more a training of the teacher, rather than a training of the child. Included is a fun and effective game to help any parent teach their toddler or young child to read.

Submitted By Sheree Zielke

Capital Days: Home Schoolers Lobby in Austin

In Austin, Texas, home schoolers gather each month to learn a hands-on political science lessons through a program called Capital Days. The teenagers and their families learn how a bill becomes a law, gather information on specific proposed bills, and then go to the State Capital for some hands-on lobbying efforts.

Submitted By M. B. Booth

A Fun Homeschooling Lesson Plan on Sea Turtles
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How to help your homeschooling child make his/her own book about Sea Turtles. This is a lesson plan you can personalize for just about any grade level.

Submitted By Miriam Morgan

Is the Public School a Danger to Our Children?
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The endangering laws of public schools and the joys and advantages of home schooling.

Submitted By Karigig

8 Writing Projects for Elementary Age Children on Friends and Friendship

Young children often enjoy writing about their friends and playmates. Here are writing project ideas for beginning writers on the value of friends and the appreciation of friendship.

Submitted By Jenna Moore Fuller

The Legalities of Home Schooling

This article is an overview of the various legal requirements for home schooling. It discusses the minimum requirements as well as how parents should begin to safeguard themselves.

Submitted By Brandi Rhoades