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What’s in a Label? Is Diagnosis Helpful?

ADHD. Dyslexia. Autism. Auditory Processing Disorder. Specific Learning Disorder in Reading, Writing & Math. Sensory Processing Disorder. Developmental Coordination Disorder. Mild Intellectual Disability. These words are just labels. Beyond the labels are unique children. Each label includes a wide range of abilities with different implications for each child.As a homeschool […]

Exciting Ideas for Studying Canadian Immigration in your Homeschool

Canadian Immigration is a great topic to study in your homeschool. Many discussions can be had that branch out from this topic. For example, discussions about topics such as colonization, how it feels to be a minority, prejudice, multiculturalism, and many more. Immigration has been ongoing since the first settlers […]

History Plus: An Engaging Video-Based Learning Program for Kids

It’s not always easy to find a homeschool program that your kids actually come running to do every day. That’s what my kids do with History Plus Online – a video-based curriculum, created by a set of homeschooled siblings out of Alberta, Canada that rotates through history, geography, and science. […]

Answers To The Most Asked Questions About Homeschooling

I recently asked a group of non-homeschooling friends, “What question would YOU want to ask a homeschooler?” Here are some of their questions. I will do my best to try to answer. 1. Understanding Why “Why do you pick homeschooling over public school?” You are going to find that many answers […]

How to Use American Curriculum as a Canadian Homeschooler

Just because you live in Canada, you don’t have to use specifically Canadian homeschool curriculum. Many Canadian homeschoolers choose to use American curriculum materials for a wide variety of reasons, such as availability, format, quality, price point, etc. However sometimes, there can be challenges when using American focused materials – […]

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