Finding an evaluator who understands your philosophy on education and who is a good fit for your child important. Whether you're looking for an evaluator because you want to or because you have to, here are a few tips for choosing one.

Homeschoolers often wonder how they will know if their children are learning what they should be learning and if they are progressing academically. If this is you, assessments may be the answer.

Homeschooling high schoolers and preparing them for college can be overwhelming, but preparing their transcripts doesn't have to be. Here are a few things you need to include on your child's high school transcript.

Homeschooling children of different ages and grade levels at the same time can be a challenge, even more so if you have an infant or a toddler running around. Here are a few tips for keeping the chaos at a minimum.

Whether your schoolroom is in the kitchen or outside on the patio, keeping kids organized is an important part of homeschooling. Here are a few inexpensive tips.

Reading aloud has academic benefits as well as provides an opportunity for quality family time. Learn what to read, when to read, and find a few great resources to get you started.

Does your child enjoy reading but need a little push to get into a good book? Then take a look at these summer reading incentive programs that might just spark your child's interest.

Manipulatives provide hands-on learning experiences and help children visually learn abstract math concepts.

Lapbooking and Notebooking are creative and memorable ways for children to learn. They provide interactive, hands-on learning, and they are adaptable to all ages and academic levels. Lapbooks and notebooks can be used for any subject or topic, are great for book studies and unit studies, and can be especially useful when teaching multiple children at different levels simultaneously.

These interactive 3-D graphic organizers have been used by teachers, parents, and students of all ages everywhere. They are fun to make and they can be used in any subject in your child's curriculum. We've put together a few of our favorite resources below.