In this episode, you will learn about various free eBook creation websites and how you can incorporate using them into your homeschool. This month is NaNaWriMo and if your children participate in that

155: Screens and Guilt with Julie Bogart Julie Bogart from Bravewriter talks to us in this episode about a subject many parents struggle with: Screens and Guilt. - Follow Julie on Instagram at JulieBr

154: Online Resources for Brain Teasers with Christy Rickman - Guest Christy Rickman shares with us her favorite online resources for brain teasers. Christy first explains why it is beneficial for you

153: How tech skills helped one homeschooler pay for college with Samantha Shank - Samantha Shank from Learn in Color is our guest and explains how tech skills helped her pay for college. - Listen t

152: How to add tech to any curriculum - In this episode, I discuss how to add tech to any curriculum - whether it is heavily dependent on books, completely online, or somewhere in between. - 1. Revie

151: Meterhero: A practical STEM project In this episode, Nate Conroy explains how he came up with the idea for Meterhero and your children can get involved. - Meterhero gets students to monitor their

150: Creating online review games for your children The free resources to create online review games for your children that are mentioned in this episode are Flippity - Matching game, Hangman (Snowma

149: Using Trello to organize your curriculum with Richie Soares In this episode, Richie Soares from Homeschool and Humor shares tips on using Trello to organize your curriculum. - Richie explains w

148: Google's Free Applied Digital Skills Lessons I first learned about Google's Free Applied Digital Skills lessons from Coach Victor Hicks in an interview he did on the 10 Minute Teacher podcast. Li

147: Using technology to foster curiosity - In this episode, the discussion revolves around using technology to foster curiosity. Children are naturally curious and tech makes it easy to help our chil