The very first thing you are going to want to do as soon as you create your DenSchool account is add your children. Adding your children to your account means you can assign them activities and lessons, enroll them in classes, view their grades and log into their account. Steps to Adding Children: 1) From… Read more »
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Why should my children learn physics?
Why should my children learn physics? Is a question I hear often from parents. There are many reasons why physics can make the lives of students more fulfilling and interesting. Physics, unlike some other areas of science can (for the most part) be studied as a homeschool science course with lots of hands on labs…. Read more »
Learning to Be the Best Teacher for My Child – A Kidzmet Review
As the primary teacher for my kids, I am always looking to understand their learning styles and cater our schooling to help them learn the best. In fact, this is one of the reasons that we homeschool, so we can maximize the learning by ensuring we are teaching them in the manner they need to… Read more »
Requirements Drive Me Bonkers…
I am a bad homeschooler… well, according to my former homeschooling office I am. You see, I made the mistake of filing my Letter of Intent in August and it seems like I am always having a baby when my evaluations are due. My thoughts aren’t exactly on my legal requirements when I am prepping… Read more »
Homeschooling Essentials Review
I’m excited to have the pleasure of reading and reviewing this new homeschooling resource book by Dianna Broughton. Homeschooling Essentials is a comprehensive guide for new homeschoolers, or those considering homeschooling, complete with thoughts and input from over 350 families who’ve been in the trenches doing just that. I found Ms. Broughton’s writing very easy… Read more »
How can I convince my parents to homeschool me?
Well, to start I would want my child to do some research. I would want them to understand the pros and cons of each of the choices. What things would they have to give up homeschooling? What benefits would they be missing out on from public school? One article to check out is Homeschooling vs…. Read more »
Can you homeschool as a single parent?
I have seen this question raised many times over the past few months on forums and group discussions. For some of those mothers it was a true concern, for others it was a fear… I know single mothers who are still homeschooling their children. Homeschooling was a life-choice that was made and they are devoted… Read more »
My Favorite iPhone Apps
After years of super annoying cell phones, my husband and I finally got iphones. He really wanted an android phone, but because of my obsession with pinterest I convinced him to get us iphones. What is funny is I do not use my pinterest app that often but there are a host of other things… Read more »
How Much Does Homeschooling Cost?
So, I am frequently being asked “how much does homeschooling cost?” Well, let me ask you; How much does a house cost? How much do shoes cost? How much does a dinner cost? While asking you these questions, various numbers probably popped in to your head. Perhaps, you thought $200,000 for a house, or $30… Read more »
How Do I Get My Kids to Do Their Work?
One of the most frequently asked questions by new homeschooling parents is, “How do I get my kids to do their school work willingly?” Children are individuals, and some will be more willing to do do their work than others. The first question to ask yourself (or better yet, your child) is, “why isn’t my… Read more »
