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Homeschooling Blogs
Life Over C’s Hey there! I’m Kim Staten and I’m glad you’re here! Grab a cup of coffee (and your laminator!), sit back and enjoy some great activities, some life sharing, and a lot of fun-inspiring ideas. HEART-TO-HEART HOMESCHOOLING· written by Kay Defoor Chance Homeschooling is about so much more than where you choose to educate your children. It’s about the whole child—heart, mind, and soul. You long to build strong family relationships and to connect with your kids while giving them a quality education. You want them to love learning and to know that it’s a part of life, not something that happens only…
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Jacklynn Crummel
Hi ya’ll, my name is Jacklynn Crummel. I’m a Texan through and through! I’m married to my best friend, Luke. We have two beautiful boys! ( I’m so honored that Glenda asked me to share with ya’ll about Young Living Essential Oils! I started Young Living 4 years ago right after I had my first baby. I wanted to make sure everything I was using around my newborn was safe and without harmful chemicals. My sister in law was using Young Living and talked with me about it. I ordered my kit and haven’t looked back! The main reason I chose Young Living was because of their Seed to Seal promise.…
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MacTutor History of Math Archive
Welcome to our Homeschool Resources: Math and . Today I would like to ask you to check out MacTutor History of Math Archive. If you’ve these resources with your students leave me a comment and let me know what you thought of this resource and why. MacTutor History of Math Archive Age Range: 10-18 (Grades 4-12, with parental supervision) This website archives the biographies of famous and not-so-famous mathematicians, including a “Mathematicians of the Day” feature. It also maintains an index of the history of various math strands like Numbers, Algebra, and Geometry, as well as the history of math in various cultures such as those in Ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece, China, India, America and more.When…







