your homeschooling guide for the San Antonio area
Some education resources are obvious, some are under utilized by homeschoolers, and some just don’t make the average homeschooler’s radar.
Every December and May Scholastic has a warehouse sale for Book Fair volunteers, school employees, and teachers-that includes homeschoolers. Everything is discounted up to 80% and there will be thousands of items less than a dollar. Continue reading
Some education resources are obvious, some are under-utilized by homeschoolers, and some just don’t make the average homeschooler’s radar. Continue reading
One of the few requirements for homeschooling in Texas is to have a curriculum that provides for a course of study in good citizenship. For high schoolers, this seems relatively clear since most public high school students take a one semester government class. However, there isn’t any such designated class for middle or elementary school. Continue reading
I took my son to Natural Bridge Caverns. And while the tour was pretty good, I was disappointed with the educational information available-gift shops or displays. I find I have this problem with a lot of “field trip” like places. It’s as if just by going to the place, you’re supposed to soak up all of the necessary information. Continue reading
