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11 Educational Games Perfect for Homeschool
Have you ever been accused by a non-homeschooling parent or family member of hanging out in your pajamas and playing games with your kids all day? Here are some ideas so you can successfully do just that – hang out in your pajamas, laugh and play games and call it...
Letter to First Time Homeschool Parents
Dear First Time Homeschool Parents, Are you the first EVER in your entire family history to try homeschooling? I know just what you’re feeling! My husband and I are both products of public schools, kindergarten through college. We attended a great state university...
Potential Problems with Free Homeschool Curriculum
As families choose to educate their children at home, free online homeschooling curriculum seems so appealing. Many school districts now provide all-inclusive online curriculums at no cost to families. However, there are considerations when using free curriculum. 3...
Choose an Online Curriculum and Get FREE Study Island
Choose an Online Curriculum, Get a FREE Study Island! Choose One of GSN’s Excellent Online Curriculum Programs and Receive FREE Access to STUDY ISLAND for One Year (or 6 months for 6 month enrollment)! STUDY ISLAND is a place where students can practice what...
Bringing Home Baby – Homeschooling with a New Baby and Living to Tell About It!
Homeschooling is an adventure; a plates-spinning-in-midair juggling act if you will. Add a new baby to the mix and well, you just might find yourself hiding in the crib with the new one. But, after all the dust - err, diapers and dirty laundry - settles and the family...
Homeschool Science Comes to Life for one Homeschool Family
Grab your nets and field guides and follow this homeschool mom through a “typical” day! It was a normal day in the South. The sun shone through the back windows just brightly enough to wake up the two youngest boys before I wanted to get out of bed myself. We are...
One Homeschool Mom’s Secrets to a Super Summer Homeschool
Setting up a summer schedule can be a tricky. I had some important things I wanted to take into account when deciding how our days would flow. I also knew I wanted the girls to lean more on the relaxed and flexible side because our school weeks are much more...
Early Enrollment Limited Offer
Global Student Network is offering a $25 Amazon Gift Card for each student enrolled by Aug. 15, 2015. YOU choose your start date! Global Student Network (GSN) provides six online curriculum options for homeschool families. Our online learning platforms are –...
Home is where the School Is… Understanding Homeschooling in the United States
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Try Something New This Summer! Letterboxing and Online Learning!
Try Something New This Summer!! My family tried something new this week – Letterboxing! Letterboxing is like a giant treasure hunt. Letterboxing traces its origin to Victorian England when a guide placed his calling card in a bottle along the banks of Cranmere...
Take a Homeschooling Test Drive this Summer!
If you've ever considered the possibility of homeschooling your kids but aren't sure if the idea is right for your family, Global Student Network (GSN) is offering a "test drive" opportunity that will allow you to try out the approach at a one-time bargain price. GSN,...
2015 Easter Egg Contest Winners
Congratulations to the Winners of our Egg-citing Contest! The following were the winners of a $25 Amazon Card during our Easter Egg Dyeing Contest. Thank you for sharing your colorful creations! Bethany C. Lilian S. Anastasia Z. Julianne Megan C. Jayleigh A. Megan...
Looking for Summer Learning Fun? GSN Offers Online Classes for $159
About GSN – For 10 years, Global Student Network has been providing excellent online education options for grades K-12. Schools, families and students have all found GSN's interactive, individualized, affordable curriculum to be an important key to overall student...
Dye Your Easter Eggs With Shaving Cream
Easter is almost always an exciting time for kids. Even as parents of young children, thinking of unique ways for your kids to color and design their Easter eggs can be a lot of fun. Have you tried using shaving cream? It is the new fad. Once you are done, don't...
31 Things to Do with Your Kids this Spring
Who doesn’t love spring?! Given the kind of winter that has gripped most of the country, everyone is ready to welcome a more green and flowering time of year. Perhaps cabin fever has taken over and your whole family is ready to get out in the fresh, warm spring air....
Online High School Electives
WHICH CLASSES ARE REQUIRED TO GRADUATE FROM ONLINE HIGH SCHOOL? Graduation requirements for online high schools are basically the same as requirements to graduate from a “regular” high school. But - just in case you’re not clear as to which classes you must take to...
Flipping Out Over Blended Learning
Blended learning is making headlines. Educators are constantly searching for new ideas to reach and teach students in more efficient and effective ways. Since 1999, the use of digital and online instructional approaches known as “blended learning” and “hybrid...
Best Method for SAT Test Preparation
If you’ve never heard of the SAT Subject Test, here’s how to get ahead of the game and improve your chances when you take the final SAT college prep test. It’s simple – goto: http://sat.collegeboard.org/register. Scroll down to the “Upcoming Test Dates” chart. Column...
The Best Way to Get an SAT Score Above 1500 and Attend the College of Your Choice
Crank up your SAT score to the max by using Global Student Network’s (GSN) powerful Score Booster Study Program that is designed to meet your personal learning needs. Our online SAT study system provides you with 100s of expert lesson videos, 1000s of practice...
Homeschool Success Isn’t A Prediction Anymore
Ah, Groundhog Day! What a fun and bizarre American tradition! Each February 2nd, we wait in rapt anticipation to see whether or not the groundhog will see his shadow. If he spots it – 6 more weeks of winter. If it’s cloudy and he doesn’t see his shadow, spring...
Exactly Who Uses Online Curriculum, Anyway??
I’m a teacher. My grandmother was a teacher. When I think about her classroom and mine, it blows my mind how much education has changed in 65 years! Grandma taught in a one-room schoolhouse – chalkboards and all! Me, my “classroom” is a website where I host...



















