Notebooking Your Way Through Presidential History
Let’s be honest—getting kids excited about presidential history can be a challenge. But here’s the good news: you don’t need boring lectures or endless worksheets. With creative resources like notebooking, memory tricks, and interactive activities, you can help your children master all 47 presidents while actually having fun in the process! The Power of Notebooking […]
Training Young Adults to Thrive in the Real World
Training Young Adults to Thrive in the Real World Today’s culture often leaves young adults feeling lost—chasing fame, fortune, or power without finding real purpose. Many lack the tools to navigate failure, build meaningful relationships, or discover what they’re truly meant to do. Unbound takes a different approach. Rather than teaching students how to become […]
Copywork- Do Pen and Paper Still Matter?
Copywork- Do Pen and Paper Still Matter Can I be honest with you? When I first started looking into handwriting research, I wasn’t expecting much. I mean, we live in a world of laptops and tablets—does penmanship really matter anymore? But here’s what I discovered: the simple act of putting pen to paper does something […]
Bring History to Life With Movies
With a DVD player, a smart TV and WiFi in your home the possibilities are almost endless…..
Surviving the Homeschool Winter Slump
Are any of you experiencing the homeschool winter slump right now? The holidays are over, Weather prevents most outdoor activities for many of us. Spring seems so far away. Colds seems to be shared better than anything else in the home. If you are new to homeschooling, don’t worry, this is normal. It happens to all of us, whether you have homeschooled for one year or 20+ years
So You Decided to Homeschool Your Teen
Just decided to homeschool your teen? Here’s where to start, what to expect, and how to feel confident about your choice.
Four Things Your Teen Can Do This Summer to Prepare For College and Life
What are your teen’s plans this summer?
Summer is a time to relax, have fun, spend with friends, go on vacation and take a break from school. But summer can be a very productive time as well. Encourage your teen to weave one of more of these ideas into their summer fun and help them prepare for college and life while life is just a little more relaxed…easier.
In Tears Over School: The Struggling Learner
We had tried just about everything I could think of: me reading to her, her reading to me, her reading to herself, taking turns reading, discussing what was read, her writing down important facts, reviewing what we talked about the day before….. and I had prayed, a lot about this! I had searched for answers in books, blogs, talked with friends. Nothing seemed to make learning easier for her.
The challenge was she did not have a definite learning disability that could easily be pinpointed. Of course, as a homeschool mother, I noticed that she…….
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