VOTE for your favorite educational resources in The Old Schoolhouse® Magazine 2016 Excellence Awards and as a BIG thank you, TOS® will give you the complete WannaBe Series – FREE! This eBook set would normally cost $98! It’s geared to … Read More
In celebration of International Museum Day, which will take place on May 18th, this week’s Homeschooling Kids Magazine has an informative article about museums. Learn about the history of museums, different types of museums, how to make your own museum … Read More
The award-winning, non-profit Science Buddies website empowers K-12 students, parents, and teachers to quickly and easily find free project ideas and help in all areas of science from physics to food science and music to microbiology. Whether your goal is … Read More
This infographic from The Tutoring Expert shows the importance of learning math from a young age. One of the main problems, though, is that children’s ability to learn math at a young age is underestimated. If teachers believed in their … Read More
From our friends at CollegePlus… Why a Degree Won’t Help You Get a Job Employers aren’t looking for another “good student.” They don’t want someone who only knows how to show up to class on time and how to write … Read More
Here is a fun link that would be useful as part of a career exploration study for older students. (The topic will capture the imagination of younger children, too, but the actual quiz questions are geared more to high schoolers … Read More
This week we’ve been focusing on a series of educational games for middle school and high school students that were developed by Rice University’s Center for Technology in Teaching and Learning with two primary goals in mind: 1. Increase students’ … Read More
National Engineers Week is February 17-23, 2013! During this week-long celebration, engineers from all disciplines will showcase their love of engineering and build awareness about the many contributions engineers make to our everyday quality of life. This year’s theme is “Celebrate Awesome” — celebrating … Read More
The Voyage Institute based in Altamonte Springs, Florida, is a nonprofit educational organization that promotes global education, particularly in science. They aim to train and educate children and adults in science, believing that “science has the power to unite the … Read More
You’ve done everything to set your child up for success. You homeschool them because you want them to succeed. You don’t want them to be confined to a classroom. You don’t want them to be put in the box where they’re … Read More
Subscribe to RSS Feed
