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The Indiana Association of Home Educators [IAHE] is a not-for-profit organization, founded in 1983, which supports and encourages families interested in home education.
We define home education as parent-directed, home-based, privately-funded education.
Our primary functions are maintaining visibility as home educators with civil government leaders, influencing the legislative process to protect our freedom to home educate, publishing information of interest for home educators, and sponsoring seminars and events to encourage families.
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Recent Blog Posts
4th & 5th Grades: Homeschooling Late Elementary
Children in 4th and 5th grades are in the prime of childhood. They still very much enjoy play but are also experimenting with more responsibility and are generally exploding with questions about life. History, literature, and science topics can be deeper and involve...
1st to 3rd Grade—Homeschooling Early Elementary
Even though this age begins academic studies, 1st-3rd graders still need the majority of their day for free play, and lots of breaks in lessons for wiggles and giggles. Focus on teaching good habits like diligence, good attitudes, and asking for help. Encourage and...
Kindergarten Foundations—5 & 6 year olds
Young children do best with play-based and literature-based learning. Capitalize on their natural curiosity and desire to learn! Kindergarten can be a time of exploration, hands-on learning, great classic stories, helping with chores, and having fun. You don’t need to...