This is a sponsored post on behalf of Math Mammoth. All opinions are 100% my own. Read my full disclosure. As a homeschool mother of 6 children, math was always the biggest struggle in our homeschool journey. Three out of six of my children just GET MATH, and the other three require extra assistance. I grew up doing fair in math, but have absolutely no understanding of the subject. I had an excellent memory in my younger days, so it was easy for me to {Read More}
9 Best Math Teaching Resources K-5!
Math is one of those subjects that you either get or don’t. And I was one of those students who just didn’t get math as a child. I was determined to make my children’s math experience different from mine. I taught my children a lot of hands on activities and math games with our math teaching resources to help master the skills. Here are a few math teaching resources that I think make a big difference in a child’s true {Read More}
How to Prepare Your Child for the College Admission Exams
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This is a sponsored post. All Opinions are my 100% my own. Have you heard of the English Grammar Usage Mechanics Punctuation Program (EGUMPP)before? It’s an effective online grammar program that rocks. It’s the program that I have been searching and wanting for my high school student to excel on the SAT/ACT. Writing and grammar has always been a priority in our homeschool because I strongly believe you need to be a good writer to be an effective communicator in {Read More}
Making Sure Your Kindergarten Year is Complete
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This is a sponsored post. All opinions are 100% my own. I remember the first year we started homeschooling. I was pregnant with my fourth child, and I seriously had not a clue on what I needed to teach in the kindergarten years. Since I went to the public school, I mimicked what I only knew–textbooks and more textbooks. Needless to say, our first homeschool year consisted of many tears from my sons and me. It was only by {Read More}
5 Reasons You Need to Test Homeschool Students
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I’m going to be honest about my thoughts on standardizing testing. I think it’s a waste of time and money from our government because I believe the teachers are demanded to teach their students certain skills to successfully perform well on the mandatory standardize tests. Therefore, the students are missing out on what’s truly important in education, such as, instilling the love of learning in our children today. It all honesty, it does not measure the children’s intelligence, but just puts a label on {Read More}
