Category Archives: Summer Learning

May. 24, 2019

3 Ways To Give Your Summer Structure

By Heather Mills Schwarzen

Summer promises freedom. And, oh, do we crave that freedom—freedom from the obligation of daily assignments, the to and fro of weekly practices, and the hectic pace of co-op schedules. But then, sometime around the five-week mark of an extended … Continue reading →

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May. 20, 2019

Six No-Fuss Ideas to Encourage Summer Reading

By Sarita

Wondering how to encourage your reluctant reader? Discover these six ways to help them fall in love with reading!

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Jun. 6, 2018

Setting Up a Summer Routine for Kids Who Thrive on Structure

By Deana Wood

When you think of summer, do you envision carefree days of hammock swinging, endless cups of homemade lemonade, a stack of books you’ve wanted to read for a whole year, and absolutely nothing to do? I sure do! But reality … Continue reading →

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May. 31, 2017

8 Ways to Use Your Summer for a Smooth New School Year

By Veronica Soto

Many families homeschool year-round, going straight through the summer, taking breaks only when needed. But for the rest of us, a long summer break is a great way to rejuvenate. This summer as you are relaxing quietly in the air-conditioning … Continue reading →

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