Homeschool Archives

Published author C.J. Darlington offers five tips on how to cultivate your writing and the writing of your children.

If you were to send someone on an important, dangerous mission, what kind of person would you send?

A new Barna Group study shows that most young people have clear ideas of what they would like to do, and their faith plays a role in their...

It’s important that our homes be a place where everyone can release their tension in appropriate ways and find a respite and relief.

Good manners do more than make children pleasant to have around; they equip your kids to face varied social situations successfully.

Here's how to break free of lies you’ve been telling yourself in your mind.

Alcohol abuse among teens is becoming an enormous problem in America.

There’s a mystique about math that applies to no other subject. It’s as if humans were divided into two types: (1) those who are good in math and...

My story is the story of the change from a little girl’s idea of what it meant to be a missionary, to the realization that in all of life, no...

Often the ability to speak two or more languages is reserved for those lucky few raised in bilingual households, but that doesn’t have to be the...

In Scripture, we find many invitations to trust God’s sustaining strength in the midst of life’s hardships.

A parents’ guide for avoiding attitudes, embracing adventure and deepening faith.

Our children love math! It hides in their sandwiches, seasons their spaghetti, and sweetens their apple pie.

Following is the story that started it all; this is what led me to start asking others about their own stories of how the Lord led them to...

So, the word physics has entered your homeschool conversations as of late, and you’re a bit stumped as to what to do with it?