Homeschool Classroom

Ahhhhh, the homeschool classroom. The smell of chalk, the finger paints, the bright colors, and the dress-up box are clues that learning will be fun! Carving out a special place in your home for school to happen helps provide an important emotional boost and legitimacy to your homeschool. No matter how much space you can dedicate to a homeschool classroom, this page will give you ideas to help make it a place that you and your preschooler will want to spend time.

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The Playful Homeschool Classroom
Preschool learning revolves around engaging activities that help a preschooler gain the important skills they will later need in the homeschool classroom. The Playful Homeschool Classroom reveals what leading child psychologists say is the way to equip your homeschool environment for maximum effectiveness.  

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Einstein Never Used Flashcards
This book was writtern in response to the culture's current obsession with trying to produce baby geniuses. The authors are child psychologists whose research suggests that play is the best way to develop academic readiness in your preschooler. Every parent should read this and breathe a sigh of relief!  

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9 Home Safety Tips for Preschooler
Having school in your home means you want an environment where your preschooler can explore and experiment. These tips will allow you to create a place where learning can flourish without the risk of danger.

Pets in the Classroom
Carrying for animals is a great learning tool for preschoolers. Check out all the benefits to haveing pets in your preschool classroom.

10 Tips for Making Story Time Memorable
Story time is an essential part of any preschool education. It is an enjoyable way for children to be exposed to many different subjects and learn valuable skills. A child who is read to often will turn into a good reader and learn how to communicate with others well. These tips will help you to make the most out of story time with your preschoolers.