If you’re searching for a high school literature program that teaches more than plot summaries and book reports,Windows to the World: An Introduction to Literary Analysis from IEW might be precisely what your homeschool needs. This curriculum digs deeper. It…
If you’re hunting for a high school writing curriculum that actually prepares your teens for college, University-Ready Writing from the Institute for Excellence in Writing (IEW) might be exactly what you need. It’s designed to help your upper high schoolers…
When we first start homeschooling, high school can feel like it’s light-years away. It will be a future problem. We won’t worry about that now. But somehow, those years go by a lot faster than we think! So, now that…
Let’s be real, teaching writing in middle school isn’t always easy. That’s why I was so curious about IEW’s Ancient History-Based Writing Lessons. These middle school writing lessons don’t just cover the basics. These lessons pull kids into the world…
It’s almost back-to-school time, and boy, it can be hard to go from relaxing summer days to sitting and working again. However, you can make the transition easier by adding fun activities that are also educational, such as Elephant Toothpaste.…
Let’s be honest. Teaching science can sometimes feel overwhelming. Between prepping experiments, explaining tough concepts, and managing different learning abilities or ages, it’s easy to feel like you’re just treading water. But don’t worry. This is where this STEM Boat…
Let’s be honest. Teaching high school can feel a little intimidating, especially when it comes to writing. Whether you’re worried about preparing your teens for college essays or just trying to make sure they can write a solid paragraph, finding…
Looking for a colorful, mess-free science activity that feels like magic? This rainbow science experiment is just what you need to brighten up your homeschool day or classroom lesson. It’s super simple, fun for all ages, and teaches kids how…
Let’s be real for a minute—if you tell a teen you’ve planned a math lesson, you’ll probably get a groan, an eye-roll, or an expertly dramatic sigh. But what if that “lesson” involved running around the yard, solving puzzles with…
Valentine’s Day can be so fun for kids. I remember being excited to pick out the box of 36 Valentine’s cards I’d give my classmates and excited to see what I’d get for cards. Plus, there would be fun Valentine’s…