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• Top Tips for Homeschooling on Vacation. How to make the most of the educational opportunities on your trip . . . even BEFORE you leave!
• We share a homeschool day with a rural family and their three girls

• “How I Got Motivated” What failed . . . and what finally succeeded . . . in motivating this homeschool student.
• What learning styles are and how to use them as an aid in motivating your child to learn.
• Rock Star Homeschooling: How to live like a rock star, and learn like a homeschooler at the same time.

• Magda Jackson on what to expect from your toddler’s first homeschool lessons.
• Many kids have trouble mastering multiplication. Bess Wuertz explains the “Montessori way” to take the sting out of this common math sticking point.
• Joyce Burges explains the pros and cons of taking college entrance exams in middle school.
• College-prep expert Dr. Kuni Beasley has some special “insider” information for you on how to avoid paying for college AT ALL.
• Have so many books you can never find what you’re looking for? Anne Wegener will help you organize!
• NEW COLUMNIST Janice Campbell inspires with some thoughts about “truth, beauty, and goodness in your home.”

• What’s happening with homeschooling in Russia and China
• Augmented and virtual reality: what’s on the horizon for their educational uses in K–12?
• What siblings REALLY think about each other once they are adults: a new survey
• A surprising way to improve children’s math results

• Could this kit be your preschooler/kindergartner’s first “mixed reality” experience?
• A colorful beginning math experience for your pre-schoolers. We liked it!

• How to get started in homeschooling
• Contests for subscribers with awesome prizes!
• Envelope Gallery of kids’ art
• Ads with special offers

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