Letter from the Editor – March 2021

Happy March! March Is National Reading Month!

Gopal Goel: Homeschooled Math Whiz

Gopal Goel is a high school senior interested in math, science, music, philosophy and a few other things.

New Hillsdale Course Teaches Principles of Mathematics and Logic

“Mathematics and Logic” examines the fundamentals of logic and deductive reasoning, the axiomatic system of Euclid, and the development of non-Euclidean geometry.

Tips To Keep Your Homeschooled Teenager Engaged

When keeping your homeschooled teenager engaged, it is all about what works best for your student and their needs.

5 Things You Can Do To Succeed in Online School

By establishing a schedule, eating a proper diet, and taking advantage of resources at your disposal, you can set yourself up for success in online school.

Arizona Christian University College Credit for Homeschoolers

Concurrent Enrollment at Arizona Christian University is an affordable way to save time and money on a conservative college education – the cost is only $65 per credit hour!

Beginning a Career as a CNA

Beginning a career as a CNA is a rewarding choice that give you many opportunities.

The Magic of the Fae

In “The Magic of the Fae,” I write about the longing to reach a magical land and the enchanting journey that it would entail.

Brownies, Mud, and a Certain Uncooperative Cow

Ali writes about all the big and little happenings that spice life up, the chaos of a big family, homeschooling and farming.

My Favorite Books for National Reading Month

March is National Reading Month. National Read Across America Day is March 2nd. I have compiled some of my favorite books in honor of this day.

Holes Book Review

Holes has one main Very Important Point to make: if you repeat often enough that someone is a failure, they will become one.

Stronghold of the Enemy (Book Review)

Stronghold of the Enemy is both a warning and a possible road map to education freedom.

PragerForce Students: Dealing With the Woke Mob

Dennis Prager recently sat down with some PragerFORCE students to answer questions on how to be bold in a world that forces groupthink.

Skills to Teach Your Kids for Life After Lockdown

Life after lockdown will come soon enough for your teens. Teach them how to prepare for their future now.

Advice Paradise: Mad Mom, Bad Boyfriend, and Drama Queens

Advice Paradise is a column where you can ask questions, read our answers, and offer your own advice!

The Rank Game, by Storyastic

THE RANK GAME is the game about you and your people—your likes and dislikes. It’s sure to be a hit with everyone, anywhere, all the time.

Embry-Riddle Dual Enrollment for Homeschool Students

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University offers a wide variety of STEM courses for dual enrollment homeschool students.

How Much Technology / Internet Should We Use to Teach Our Teenagers? (Porch.com)

Technology can facilitate and enhance learning in the classroom, making it easier for teachers to reach their students in the most effective way.

The American Hat Makers Scholarship

The American Hat Makers is a trustworthy name among hat lovers and headwear enthusiasts.

The Simple Dollar Interactive Teen’s Guide to Home Buying

An interactive financial literacy and home buying guide for middle schoolers and teenagers, from The Simple Dollar.