Homeschool Archives

"Three minutes, ladies! The cold front is blowing in already!" Before the three minutes are up, icy pellets sting our faces as we rush into our...

Mr. Phonics and Mrs. Whole Language talked to me after a church supper one night. They each had strong opinions on how Junior, age five, should...

Even on websites geared for kids, parents should be aware of what their children are reading and learning, and what values they are coming away...

Practical planning and realistic guidelines can spark memorable learning experiences.

The goal is not to eradicate conflict, but to see the opportunity for God to use it for good.

Practical Advice on Growing Closer to God as a Family

'Tis the season when most Christians reflect on the birth of our Lord and Savior Jesus. But we should always keep in mind that many Christmas...

The fruit... the productive portion of the Learning Tree occurs as the student brances out into various areas of life and bears fruit. Be sure to...

How is the concept of Psalm One learning applied during the secondary school years in the homeschool? Learn more in this article as we focus on the...

We want our children to learn to think for themselves, and believe that a healthy questioning of authority is a valuable and desirable character...

Ask our gifted nine year old to recite long passages from Macbeth, narrate the text of every Calvin and Hobbes cartoon ever published, or elaborate...

Compacting solves several other challenges presented by gifted children. For one thing, it definitely solves the problem of not providing...