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Seven Ways to Get Kids Excited about Back to School

by Christina Brown | Aug 25, 2021 | Creative Ideas, Getting Started, NCHE Blog

by Christina Brown, August 20121 Back to school is different for kids who go to traditional schools: backpacks, locker chandeliers, and the school list that we spy moms trying to fill at the local Walmart. These traditions don’t always work for those of us who school...

Summer Schooling Part 2: Turning the Tables

by Matthew McDill | Jul 2, 2021 | Summer, Science, Nature, Creative Ideas, NCHE Blog

One blazing summer day my children came in from playing outside because it was too hot for their plans. “Why do we have school when the weather is the best for outside activities and take our break when it’s too hot?”, they asked. I realized that they had a good...

Summer Schooling Part 1: Does Education Take a Vacation?

by JessicaFrierson2 | Jun 25, 2021 | NCHE Blog, Summer, Science, Nature, Resources, Creative Ideas

by Jessica Frierson, June 2021 Summer offers many opportunities for fun, educational experiences. While everyone may be ready for a break from the textbooks, the learning doesn’t have to go on vacation. In fact, it is a great time to cultivate the idea in your...

The Joy of Learning How Your Kids Learn

by Adam Andrews | Apr 6, 2021 | Learning Styles, Resources, Creative Ideas, NCHE Blog

Don’t you hate that look? You know the one, when you’ve just explained for the hundredth time, in the last way you can think to do it, how to work the math problem . . . and realize your child is looking at you as if you were speaking in Swahili?  Unless you happen to...

Ideas for Homeschool Science

by Sarah Hicks | Dec 28, 2020 | Science, Nature, Creative Ideas, Encouragement, NCHE Blog

by Guest Contributor Valerie Cox Whether your children realize it or not, science is everywhere in the world around us. From the sunlight waking us up in the morning to how our bodies digest the food we eat, science is a major part of our daily lives. As their...

Five Ways to Engage Your Children with Science

by Valerie Cox | Dec 14, 2020 | NCHE Blog, Teaching Strategies, Young Children, Creative Ideas

by Guest Contributor Valerie Cox Whether your children realize it or not, science is everywhere in the world around us. From the sunlight waking us up in the morning to how our bodies digest the food we eat, science is a major part of our daily lives. As their...
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