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Scroll below for the curriculum giveaway! I have one year left as an active homeschooling parent. As I near the end of my youngest son’s senior year, I am constantly reflecting on the years that we have had together. … Read More
Students learn to write words, sentences, and then paragraphs. Just as words as the basic building blocks of sentences, paragraphs are the basic building blocks of essays and longer words such as novels. In this eBook, you will find … Read More
So, we are into the first full week of December!! Our family likes to have fun educational activities to use through December. With so much going on, we often take a break from our regular textbooks and use other fun … Read More
It’s almost Thanksgiving, which means it’s almost Christmas! So Happy Thanksgiving, and Merry Christmas! As a mom, finding something meaningful to do with my children from Thanksgiving to Christmas was hard. We enjoyed crafts, baking, and more, but … Read More
Why to outsource and how—plus which subjects to choose. Getting ready to tackle homeschooling the high school years? This is a tremendous time of growth and transition for both you and your child, and it’s the perfect liminal period … Read More
Scroll below to download the free list of common spelling rules. Teaching Spelling When my children were little, my favorite homeschool resource was my Teacher’s Notebook. I put everything in there that I might need to reference when … Read More
Scroll down to enter the Christian Book Distribution Gift Card Giveaway Do audiobooks really count as reading? During the tricky middle-grade years, children are typically expected to move beyond picture and chapter books to novels, classics, and more … Read More
It might just become your favorite part of homeschooling! If your vision of teaching involves an expert standing in front of their class expounding knowledge, it might be intimidating to think about how you will homeschool your kids on … Read More
Using the Charlotte Mason Method in the elementary years is perhaps the most natural and gentle option for students. While Charlotte Mason, in the early years, didn’t advocate formal education before age six, she did encourage filling the young … Read More
What is a Living Book? In the literary world, there are books, and then there are living books. What’s the difference? A book is merely pages with print. A living book, on the other hand, comes alive … Read More