Recent Episodes
Can Homeschooling Be Fun and Educational With Games?
Games that Teach Do you have a homeschooler who loves to have fun and learn at the same time? You’re in luck! With an array of entertaining and educational games for your homeschool, you can find something for every learning level and interest. From the classics like Scrabble and Monopoly to the latest apps and […]
Online Classes and Neurodiversity: Building Independence and Social Skills at Home
223: Online Classes and Neurodiversity: Building Independence and Social Skills at Home Guest Lindsay Leiviska talks to us about Online Classes and Neurodiversity. You can find Lindsay online at A Heart For All Students. Her podcast is also called “A Heart for All Students”. Be sure to listen to the previous episodes 125 and 126 […]
How To Teach Grammar In High School
Do you have a high school student who struggles with grammar? Or do you have a soon-to-be high school student and no idea how to approach grammar at this stage? This is the Homeschool Sanity Show, the episode where I share a sane approach to teaching grammar in high school. Hey, homeschoolers! If you’ve struggled […]
How to Plan Language Arts for Homeschool High School: Special Replay
This week on Homeschool Highschool Podcast: How to Plan Language Arts for Homeschool High School, a Special Replay. How to Plan Language Arts for Homeschool High School English/Language Arts credits are a huge part of the high school process. It can be overwhelming trying to figure out what to cover and when. Join Sabrina and […]
Homeschool Secret Weapon
Homeschool Secret Weapon ~ Episode 491 The homeschool secret weapon is not the perfect curriculum, perfectly run home, or peaceful household. While all of those things are great, the true secret lies in the little-known information, and once you get it right, the rest falls into place. Join veteran homeschooling mom Felice Gerwitz as she […]
More Online Geography Games
222: More Online Geography Games In this episode I share more online geography games – find the first episode on this topic here (episode 16). Also be sure to listen to episode 129 where I talk about a variety of digital resources for learning geography – I include some games that I don’t mention in […]
Homeschool Grad Becomes Entrepreneur, Interview with Suzanna Fitzgerald
This week on Homeschool Highschool Podcast: Homeschool Grad Becomes Entrepreneur, Interview with Suzanna Fitzgerald. Homeschool Grad Becomes Entrepreneur, Interview with Suzanna Fitzgerald One of our favorite things to do is interview homeschool graduates to see what they are doing with life in the post-high-school world. Join us for a fun interview with entrepreneur Suzanna Fitzgerald! […]
Special Replay: How To Make Grammar Fun Regardless Of Your Curriculum
Hey, homeschoolers! Does grammar get groans at your house? That’s how grammar lessons taught in the traditional way are usually greeted. And we can’t blame our kids for dreading grammar. It can be dry and tedious. Skipping it isn’t a good option, however. Grammar is important because it comprises a significant part of college entrance exams. It […]
Homeschooling a Rebellious Child with Deborah Wuehler
Homeschooling a Rebellious Child with Deborah Wuehler Episode #39 – As homeschool parents, there are days when we struggle to get our children to concentrate on their studies and do their best. However, what if a child fights against us in nearly everything? Is it even possible to homeschool a rebellious child? Special guest Deborah […]
20th Century World History Fun Online
20th Century World History Fun Online In “20th Century World History Fun Online,” Episode, #181, Laura Nolette & Meredith Curtis talk about Meredith’s 20th Century World History Class online at True North Homeschooling Academy. First, they talk about history co-oping and how they ended up leading a co-op and teaching online. They discuss history labs […]
Special Replay | Easter Traditions
What are those special Easter Traditions you share as a family? In this episode, with Felice Gerwitz and Crystal Niehoff, you will learn that many Christian families have a diversity of ideas on how to celebrate this holiest day of our Lord’s resurrection.
Remedy Review: Chlorum – The Chlorine Remedy
Here’s a remedy that you won’t want to go on vacation without – Chlorum – The Chlorine Remedy! If you have trouble swimming in Chlorine water or often get sick after swimming with cold symptoms, this remedy is for you. James Tyler Kent talks about Chlorine as the most toxic element on the planet during […]
Preparing Your Kids To Defend Creation Science
Every day we’re bombarded with scientific data and facts. From climate change to quantum physics, we’re told to just trust the science and believe – no questions asked. But the reality is that interpretation of scientific information is far more nuanced than that and is colored by each person’s worldview and preconceived biases, and yes- […]
Virtual Music Lessons
221: Virtual Music Lessons with Sean-David McGoran Sean-David McGoran from The Tuned In Academy is the guest on today’s episode and we discuss virtual music lessons. These are the questions he answers: What are some key reasons children should learn music? What if my child doesn’t want to play an instrument, should they still learn […]
SPECIAL REPLAY: Curriculum Paralysis: How to Decide Which Curriculum to Teach This Year
Hey homeschoolers! This week I had a reader question about curriculum that I just had to respond to with a podcast episode. It was essentially this. I have so many curriculum options. How do I choose which to use this year? We’re going to chat about that in just a bit! Read the blog […]
