6 Resources that inspire the love of learning4 min read

Introduction

Finding an accurate resource plan for your kid’s homeschool is like a blessing. It feels like you’ve unlocked the answers to all your problems, finding the perfect fit for your new life.

Therefore, to help you excel in your journey, we’ve come across 6 stupendous resources that are currently working well for a homeschool plan. We hope that these resources will work for you as well.

1. Project Feederwatch

Project Feederwatch is an amazing survey based on birds that visit feeders at backyards, nature centers, community areas, and several other locales in North America during winter.

It is known to count the birds in a periodic manner whenever they are seen at the feeders. Starting from November through early April and further, they are sent to their counts via Project FeederWatch.

The data of this project helps scientists to track broadscale movements of winter bird populations as well as the long-term trends in bird distribution.

2. The Story Jesus Storybook Bible: Every story that whispers his name

You might have read and heard about Jesus and his stories all your life. Yet this is one of the most valuable children’s Bibles that will actually make you tear up mid-sentence.

You might be wondering how amazing it is to show the concept of the Bible working together as one book. Also, how it all connects and points to Jesus and his life! We recommend this resource to you. It is absolutely beautiful as well as highly recommended.

3. Teach your child to read in 100 easy lessons

This is regarded as a scripted, formulaic approach towards reading. Once you get your hands on this guide, you’ll never regret it! It is something that is known to trigger an interest-led learning mama. We believe that it can work as a perfect fit for you and your child. And it’s exactly what matters the most! Right?

The lessons are quite simple as well as informative. Initially, you can begin by tackling two lessons a day because of its letter sounds and combinations that your kid might already know. And by the time you move on to the more intense lessons, just scale back to one lesson per day. Just aim for a particular date or time span to finish either a portion or the whole of your lessons!

4. Learning Ally

It is one of the best God-send resources for your family. This can prove to be a tool that would help your child to fall more deeply in love with books. If your child enjoys picture books, but due to certain factors needs a large print to read, then this resource material can prove to be the perfect fit for your little one.

It’s basically an integrated audiobook resource for adults as well as younger children, especially with visual impairments or dyslexia. Before referring to this resource, we suggest you consult with a doctor’s note confirming your child’s diagnosis.

Once you are done with the resource enrollment formalities, you’ll get access to an entire library of over 75,000 books. And that too ranging from young children stuff to the adult version. This way you’ll be able to download and listen to it on iPad, phone, wherever. You’ll definitely fall in love with this one!

5. Teaching Cursive: This method works

If you are looking for a really simple method that would allow you to make a little progress each day, then we suggest you choose this guide.

In this book, you’ll get a simple, spiral-bound book that will probably begin with the easiest strokes and letters and later on, you’ll observe more difficult ones.

The lessons aren’t hard to complete in time. A total of 56 lessons are there in all. Each lesson takes about 10-15 minutes a day. It’ll work as a great fit. Grab this one if you feel that it’s long enough to learn something, but not enough to feel overwhelming.

You don’t need to worry about the Instructables as this book already contains the instructions/syllabus for teaching. There is no need for your child to write in it. This will make it good to use with multiple children. These lessons will help you in keeping up the inspiration value in your home!

6. Little Passports

In this amazing resource material, you’ll get a package containing worksheets, postcards, little trinkets, and a “boarding pass” for online games.

All in all, it’s an awesome, fun way to learn geography– if your kids don’t like geography then we can bet on this that they will! Apart from the world edition, the Little passport has a USA version too! It will help you to explore two states each month.

Herein the website recommends you to use the world version for ages 5 to 10 and the USA version for ages 7 to 12. So it all depends upon your child’s interest as well as his age group!