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 – as the content isn’t always

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12 Ways to Get Kids Reading

Getting kids reading can be a real challenge – especially in today’s high-tech, high-distraction world. So, how do you get them interested and engaged with books? If you’ve ever wondered how to encourage your kids to read more, look no further than these 12 tips! From library outings to reading competitions, we’re covering all the

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Nurturing the Future: Introducing Skilled Trades to Kids & Youth

In a world often dominated by traditional academic pathways, introducing our next generation to the exciting possibilities within the skilled trades is a crucial step in broadening their horizons. In this blog article, we’ll explore creative ways to ignite interest in the skilled trades for kids and provide avenues for them to test out various

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Extracurricular Activities: Unique Places To Find Fun For Your Kids

Getting our kids out into the community and experiencing a variety of activities is an important part of homeschooling. Extracurricular activities can provide a great chance for our kids to interact with others, make friends, try new things, and develop skills.  But where can you find extracurricular activities to do with your kids? There are

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