Homeschool Art for Middle and High School – You ARE An Artist
Finding homeschool art programs for middle and high school learning can be difficult. It certainly was for me and my family. The options seemed either too formal, or too babyish, for…
Why Homeschooling Middle School Is Better With Hands-On Learning
When my son was in his elementary years, hands-on learning seemed effortless. Everywhere I looked, there were cute and fun options for crafts and art projects, all designed to help with…
Integrated Art For Homeschooling High School
Are you looking for ways to create a more dynamic learning environment for your high schooler? Homeschooling with an integrated art approach may be exactly what you need! What Is Integrated…
Homeschool Art For The Child Who Hates The Mess
Do you love the idea of chalk pastels, but know that your child struggles with getting messy? You are not alone. These are helpful tips and solutions to homeschool art for…
Why Art Is An Essential Part Of Science In Our Homeschool
I learned a long time ago that my son learns best with a multi-sensory approach. His comprehension and retention is so much greater when we focus on the more experiential aspects…
How We Use Art as an Alternative To Testing
How We Use Art As An Alternative To Testing What Art As An Alternative To Testing Looks Like
5 Excellent Art Resources for Kids with Autism
Research has shown that art can be particularly valuable for children with autism. These five resources provide examples of art activities, as well as educational support for parents of autistic children….
Fine Arts Credit For Your High School Transcript: A Homeschooler’s Quick Guide
Fine arts credits are required in most states for high school graduation. Are you looking for compelling ways to satisfy this requirement in your homeschool? This quick guide has everything you…
Why STEAM Learning Matters In Your Homeschool
STEAM learning has become a popular topic in education today. The good news is, a STEAM approach to learning can add creativity and innovation to your child’s education. This summary of…