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• Hot Trends: A quick guide to what you need to know about strength-based learning, redshirting, flipped learning, notebooking, and more
• Want to join a homeschooling co-op, but don’t have one nearby? Here’s how you can start one!
• Motivation, guidelines, and tips to help your children reach out to and become comfortable with people who have special needs
• Solutions to nine tricky homeschool dilemmas, from how to motivate an apathetic high schooler, to how to make money at home
• A diary from the German wife of an American soldier. Learn about their homeschool day & how K–12 education works in Germany

• Attorney Antony Kolenc on the unique legal issues you face when homeschooling a foster child
• Mary Pride asks, “Should we be teaching our preschoolers to read?” Discover the right time for academics & the right time for play – and an inexpensive way to teach advanced youngsters how to read
• Melissa Morgan’s recipe for introducing the classics to children in elementary school. What you need to know to make this work.
• Melissa Williamson shows how to sidestep three weary years of “High School Lite” and make middle school as great as it SHOULD be.
• College-prep expert Dr. Kuni Beasley has the definitive word on what strategies work – and don’t work – when saving for college
• Anne Wegener reveals several ways to organize your laundry so it takes less time away from your homeschool day.
• Janice Campbell relaxes us with her thoughts on how to make life a continuous learning experience.

• Does college still pay?
• Military Child of the Year – a homeschooler!
• One important reason public schools are stagnating
• Boomerang Generation 2.0

• The most funded educational-tech Kickstarter ever produced this new tool for teaching preschoolers to code – without a computer! Does it live up to the hype?

• Computer-caused insomnia: this simple solution worked for us
• Beautiful book for your geography & history studies
• Baby science board books
• Help when preparing for the Accuplacer exam

• Contests for subscribers with awesome prizes!
• Envelope Gallery of kids’ art
• Ads with special offers

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