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• Volunteering for Young Children: Very experienced mom tells about the helpful things even very young children can do for others
• Volunteering for Pre-Teens and Teens: Melissa Williamson tells her personal story of how she and her daughters get involved in serving others
• Homeschoolers & 4-H: It’s more than raising rabbits!
• FIRST Robotics Competition: How this all-homeschool team persevered to become winners
• A New York City homeschooling family shares their epic journey of discovery – including, how their kids started their own businesses
• Your chance to nominate your favorite NEW curriculum (both hold-it-in-your hand and online varieties) for our 2019 i-Learn and Reader Awards

• Attorney Antony Kolenc answers this question, “Do businesses have to recognize your homeschool credentials?”
• Mary Pride introduces us to “executive functions,” & shares some nifty ways to get preschoolers started on these essential skills
• Melissa Morgan unveils some approaches to Social Studies lessons and projects that elementary students might actually like!
• Guest middle-school columnist, Ruth O’Neil, outlines an easy way to construct story plots
• College-prep expert Dr. Kuni Beasley shares the latest strategies for taking standardized tests – based on the most recent findings of cognitive science
• Anne Wegener knows how to make little bits of time add up to save your homeschool day!
• Janice Campbell shares some awesome childhood moments, & how handwritten messages played a part

• Who teaches speaking skills better: schools or homeschools?
• New research that lays out the dire consequences of NOT teaching preschoolers executive function skills
• So, do most preschool math & reading apps do a really good job? Or not?
• Shocking facts about how many students nationwide have NO access to essential courses required by colleges

• A preschool and reading program that does much more

• Are you raising a weird homeschooler?
• Cheesemaking made easy
• The latest on how kids learn,
• Screen-free boredom busters

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

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