Homeschool Lingo Quiz

Whether you’re new to homeschooling or have been doing this for years, we can all agree that there’s a TON of homeschooling vocabulary we need to learn to understand curriculum descriptions on homeschool blogs.

Think you have all the homeschool terminology down? Quiz yourself here!

Do you have what it takes to call yourself a Homeschool Lingo Expert?

One-to-one correspondence, sensory play, fine motor skills... oh my! Do you know all the homeschool terminology needed to go Pro?

Which of these early math skills involves counting objects in a set one at a time by tapping each item with a finger? Counting Number recognition One-to-one correspondence Phonics

What important homeschool class for little kids includes teaching everyday skills like washing hands, putting on shoes, and drinking from an open cup? Social and emotional learning Practical Life Unschooling Gross motor skills

Which of these preschool activities is NOT an example of sensory play? Learning to tie shoes Smelling all the spices in a spice rack Playing with water beads Digging in a sandbox for buried "treasure" (ABC puzzle pieces)

Which of words contains a digraph? cat banana run cheese

Developing scissor skills requires... Gross motor skill practice One-to-one correspondence Fine motor skill practice Phonemic awareness

Which of these involves teaching kids to memorize commonly used words without sounding them out? Phonics Sight words Beginning sounds Phonemes

What homeschool class includes teaching kids about empathy and how to be a good friend? Practical Life Studies Montessori Sensory play Social and emotional learning

After learning the alphabet, kids should first learn _____________ as the next step to learning how to read. Beginning sounds Long vowel sounds Phonics Practical Letters Studies

Comment with your score and read the Homeschooler’s Dictionary to brush up on your homeschool vocab!