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• The 2018 Practical Homeschooling i-Learn Awards. Discover what your fellow homeschoolers voted the BEST online curriculum in 20+ subject areas!
• Some unexpected questions you can ask a librarian, that can make a big difference to your homeschool year
• A diary from a family that homeschools in two different countries
• Bullet Journaling: Get creative with this cool new tool
• The skills she learned in homeschool carried her through to being one of the featured speakers at her college graduation
• Between Two Cultures: Sarah Pride explores the adjustments a homeschooler makes when she leaves the nest and enters the outside world

• Attorney Antony Kolenc offers a summary of what’s going on in homeschooling around the world . . . and what could happen next. Special sidebar on India.
• Magda Jackson explains why developmental science means you have permission to relax about early academics
• Melissa Morgan shows how to introduce elementary students to logic
• Melissa Williamson knows that note-taking is an essential tool of success, and has great examples of how to teach this to your middle schoolers (and above!)
• College-prep expert Dr. Kuni Beasley reveals how to play the “long game” and get your student into a top college
• Anne Wegener has some great organization tips that can save you a LOT of trouble this homeschool year
• Janice Campbell helps us focus on what really matters—to our children!

• The latest on what teens and parents think about screen use. Some surprises here!
• How libraries are changing. More surprises!
• So, is homeschooling still growing in the USA, or not?
• How developers are leveling up kids’ social media and videogame addiction

• A new screen-free way to learn & practice language arts and math
• An innovative new creative writing curriculum for middle schoolers
• A new way to teach elementary arithmetic

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

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