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Did you know that Language Arts is not one, not two, but SEVEN distinct subjects! Lucky for us, they can generally be split into Reading and Writing.

Today we’ll tackle the 3 subjects of Reading → Learning to Read, Literature, and Vocabulary.

Today’s Workshop Will Teach You👇

* When to Start Teaching Reading? (Hint: Not When You Think!)

* The BEST Way to Teach Reading (There IS a wrong way!)

* How to Raise Kids Who Love to Read

* The 3 Must-Read Book Types for Kids

* Making the Leap from Reading to Literature

* How to Really Read a Book (More Than Finishing the Words)

* Are Formal Vocabulary Lessons Worth It?

* My Top Picks for Reading Curriculum & Resources

Want More? Here’s a link to ALL reading posts 👇

This is part of my You Can Homeschool series—short, sweet videos tailored for new homeschool parents or anyone that feels uncertain about helping their child succeed in their education.

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Writing is one of the most complex subjects to teach. Perhaps, that’s because it is actually made up of FOUR distinct subjects.

Today we’ll tackle the 4 subjects of Writing→ Handwriting, Spelling, Grammar, and finally Composition. Importantly, we’ll talk about how to teach these in a holistic multi-modal system where each build upon the other — and bonus lights up the brain.

Today’s Workshop Will Teach You👇

* Is Handwriting Still Worth Learning? (Spoiler: Yes)

* Handwriting Shouldn’t Be Taught Alone—What to Pair It With for Maximum Impact

* How to Boost Reading While Teaching Writing

* The Best Way to Teach Spelling? The One That Works for YOUR Child

* Teach Grammar Without Teaching Grammar

* Keep Beginner Writers Engaged and Excited to Write

* Turn Reluctant Writers Into Confident, Thriving Authors

* Top Writing Curriculums & Must-Try Recommendations

After This Workshop, You’ll Want to Go Deeper Here 👇

My 7 Year Old Reads Dickens While College Students Need Remedial English (This post is about grammar)

Let Your Kid Plagiarize

🚨You're Teaching Vocabulary Wrong

The Path to Polymath: Teach Your Kids to Think Like Renaissance Geniuses

✒️Teaching Writing Isn’t Enough: How to Teach Kids to Synthesize like a Savant

Why Teaching Handwriting Matters in the Digital Age

Nurturing Young Poets: 12 Easy First Poems for Kids

This is part of my You Can Homeschool course—short, sweet videos tailored for new homeschool parents or anyone that wants an exceptional education for their kids.

Link to all posts HERE.

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There are few subjects that strike fear in a parent’s heart like math. In this video, I break down everything you need to know to teach math with confidence.

After this workshop, you will know👇

* The best way to teach math

* The progression from kindergarten to 12th grade

* How to handle math anxiety & resistance

* How much testing and assessment is necessary and when to do it

* How to pick the right curriculum (and the ones I recommend)

* Simple ways to make math come alive with creative supplements

This is part of my new You Can Homeschool series—quick, focused videos to take the uncertainty out of homeschooling.

My newsletter will remain DEEP dives into the nitty-gritty of education but these short, sweet videos are tailored for new homeschool parents or anyone that feels uncertain about helping their child succeed in their education.

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Want More? Link to ALL my posts on Math👇

No More Uncertainty, Just Thriving Kids♥️

~Dr. Claire Honeycutt

History isn’t just a subject—it’s the story of humanity.

It’s the foundation upon which we understand who we are, how we got here, and where we might go.

It’s critical that you connect your child to this story, grounding them in a deep, interconnected understanding of time, culture, and the best of humanity. It sparks curiosity, builds critical thinking, and equips them to see the world with clarity and purpose.

When taught properly, history doesn’t just inform—it transforms.

This Workshop Will Cover👇

* Why History is Still Important

* The Best Way to Teach History (Memorizing facts ISN’T teaching history)

* The Subject That MUST Be Taught With History

* Do Elementary Kids Need History & What to do in High School

* How to Read Through History - aka The Great Books

* Why & how to use original sources

* My Personal Curriculum & Resource Recommendations

Want Deeper? Link to ALL my posts on History👇

This is part of my You Can Homeschool series—short, sweet videos tailored for new homeschool parents or anyone that feels uncertain about helping their child succeed in their education.

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No More Uncertainty, Just Thriving Kids♥️

~Dr. Claire Honeycutt

I was a practicing university scientist for nearly 2 decades. I LOVE science, but I know it’s not everyone’s most comfortable subject. In this post, I help you teach your kids science with confidence.

After this workshop, you will know👇

* The point of teaching science

* The best way to teach science

* Science from kindergarten to 12th grade

* How to teach experiments - the right way

* When & how to assess science knowledge

* What to do if its too hard or too messy

* My personal curriculum recommendations

Want Deeper? Link to all my posts on Science👇

This is part of my You Can Homeschool series—quick, focused videos to take the uncertainty out of homeschooling.

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No More Uncertainty, Just Thriving Kids♥️

~Dr. Claire Honeycutt

Today’s topic is 2,400 years old but people today are still using it today. Why?

Because when used properly, there is no better way to teach your children to reason, analyze, and think.

I’m of course talking about the Socratic Method.

At the end of this workshop, you’ll will👇

* Understand what the Socratic Method is & how it trains logical thinking

* Know simple steps to getting started with the Socratic method

* Learn the most common mistakes parents make when trying to use the Socratic method

* Learn how to adapt the Socratic method for younger & older children

* Know the best subjects to use the Socratic method

* What you can do today to get started!

Workshops are a paid members exclusive. ClarifiEd is 100% supported by you - not ads, not grants - just you. Subscribe and join 1,000s of other parents serious about giving their kids an exceptional education.

Links mentioned in workshop👇

* Socratic Discussion with my children: I Read Orwell to My Elementary Kids

* The PhD Preschooler: Teaching Advanced Cognitive Skills to Kids

* Here are other Socratic discussions with

Michael Strong

~Claire Honeycutt, PhD

At ClarifiEd, we believe that children deserve not just an education but a beautiful education, filled with best of the worlds’ best.

But very few of us can afford to show our children the Great Pyramids of Egypt, the Louve, Taj Mahal, and or even a NASA rocket taking off in-person.

But you don’t have to be rich to have rich experiences with your children!

Today, I’ll show you how to use virtual field trips to bring the world’s best art, architecture, and science into your home.

This trick recently coaxed a resistant 6 year old in our microschool to decide that studying Jamestown might be worth her time. Now, history is her favorite day!

At the end of this workshop, you’ll will know👇

* How to use virtual field trips to make History, Science, Art, & Music Come ALIVE

* How to maximize student learning - it's not just turning on a video and walking away!

* Where to find virtual field trips - do you know which museums offer online tours of their collections?

* Know some of best virtual field trips we've done in the past year why they worked so well

* Have at least ONE virtual field trip you can try THIS month!

This is bonus workshop for my You Can Homeschool series—quick, focused videos to take the uncertainty out of homeschooling.

While my newsletter is DEEP dives into the nitty-gritty of education, these short, sweet videos are tailored for new homeschool parents or anyone that feels uncertain about helping their child succeed in their education.

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Other Posts You Might Enjoy 👇

Socratic Method For Beginners: Unlock Logical Thinking

Memorizing Dates Isn’t Learning History

You Can Teach Math

No More Uncertainty, Just Thriving Kids♥️

~Claire Honeycutt, PhD