by Joann Burnside Hoyt | Oct 3, 2022 | General
As homeschoolers, we are blessed to be able to provide our children with the opportunity to learn about and experience a variety of first-hand career options. Preparing them to be self-sufficient adults can be a daunting task, but that is made easier by the freedom we...
by Andrea Walters | Sep 20, 2022 | General
Are you the type who sees yourself teaching at the chalkboard solving equations, or are you the type who sees yourself sitting in the grass counting ladybugs? It takes all kinds, but sometimes there’s just no room on the schedule for fantasy-self. To narrow in...
by Jill Wildermuth | Aug 31, 2022 | General
The amount of clutter a single homeschool child can generate is staggering. More children, of course, means more clutter, and suddenly you’ve gone from a fairly organized home with everything in its place to bursting at the seams. The result? Mislaid papers,...
by Jill Wildermuth | Aug 1, 2022 | General
One of the biggest challenges homeschoolers fresh from public school face is this is NOTHING like school! The mental and emotional shift into homeschool is jarring, unfamiliar, and hard. Your kids, who have spent the past 1-10+ years in the structure and expectations...
by Andrea Walters | Jul 11, 2022 | General
As the school year came to an end, final tests were administered, and grades were calculated. You worked hard all year, but as you closed the book on each subject, you kept pushing off math because you knew what was coming. Math was a complete disaster! It would be...
by Amy Sager | Jun 28, 2022 | General
Happy 39th Birthday IAHE! It is through the faithfulness and support of our founders, past and present volunteers, and YOU, that the IAHE is here today to celebrate 39 years of serving Indiana homeschoolers. We truly wouldn’t be here today without your...
