Day 8: Make Some Christmas Decorations Your eighth Homeschool Advent Calendar task is to make paper chains, salt dough ornaments, or...

Day 7: Play a Board Game Your seventh Homeschool Advent Calendar task is to dust off a favourite and get competitive—or make up your own...

Day 6: Write Santa a Letter Your sixth Homeschool Advent Calendar task is to grab your pens, pencils, or crayons and write (or draw!) a...

Day 5: Give a Gift to Someone Special Your fifth Homeschool Advent Calendar task is to sort out a present - handmade or bought, big or...

Day 4: Decorate the Christmas Tree Your fourth Homeschool Advent Calendar task is to Untangle those lights and hang your favourite...

Day 3: Donate to a Charity Shop Your third Homeschool Advent Calendar task is to choose a toy, book, or clothes you’ve outgrown and give...

When it comes to learning, not all teaching roles are the same. A school teacher, a tutor, and a homeschool teacher all help you learn and grow, but they do it in very different ways. Understanding those differences can help you see why one hour of work a week is never enough to keep up, especially if you are learning from home. School Teachers vs. Homeschool Teachers A school teacher works with a whole class at once. They follow a set timetable and a curriculum that is made

Day 2: Put Up Christmas Lights Your second Homeschool Advent Calendar task is to whether they’re outside, on the mantel, or around your...

Week 13 - of our Rethinking School Series Last week, we explored the challenges ADHD students face when formal support ends, and how some...

Advent Calendar 1st December: Go See Some Christmas Lights