Free Homeschooling Resources to Help Parents Raise Lifelong Learners
The last few weeks I've been getting to know Christen Ferster, a registered dietician and soon-to-be-homeschool-mom who would like to write a nutrition curriculum for homeschoolers. I invited her to write a guest post here on Five J's so that she'd be able to get some feedback about the curriculum idea from my wonderful readers. [...]
The National Dairy Council has produced a nutrition curriculum for primary to upper elementary grades, and it's available for free to teachers and homeschoolers. The curriculum includes lesson plans, worksheets, activities, and more.
Teaching health education without a formal curriculum is not as difficult as it sounds. Your local library and the internet can provide almost all the information you'd need to teach each of the ten basic content areas. Here are some resources and teaching suggestions for the first four content areas. This post is part one [...]
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Joy is the wife of Jeff and mom to three more J's — Jaden, Jerah, and Joely.
She and her husband have been homeschooling their children since 2005, when their children were 3, 6, and 8. Joy works from home as a web & graphic designer and spends what little free time she has with her nose buried in a good book.
Joy's motto for parenting, homeschooling, and even business is “Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.” And that's what FiveJs.com is all about — teaching our children to "fish."
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