Homeschool Archives

You can help kids develop “sticky faith” – faith that lasts and grows their whole lives long.

I'm happy to announce that over the past few years, more and more families are making the intentional effort to have regular, family-mealtimes. ...

There’s a season for everything, right? Even rest? So why does it feel like rest is something to be equated with lazy?

"Mom, you have always taught us that God is sovereign and God is good. When are you going to start living that way again?”

With election day drawing near, have YOU explained the importance of voting to your kids and teens?

We cherish our children’s achievement of milestones from their first tooth to their first step, but hearing a child speak his first word is like...

So, we’re looking at colleges. And whether you say it or not, I know it’s scary.

Your binder should be a useful tool for you; therefore, start with information you use all the time and put it in an easy-to-access place

Children love to play in the dirt, and tending a vegetable garden gives them that freedom.

Ask yourself: is the season before Easter mainly a hassle or is it a time of considering God's work in our lives?

Wisdom from long-time Homeschooling parent and advocate, Michael Farris.

As any homeschooling family knows, much of our children’s learning actually takes place outside of the home.

The pleasures of homeschooling our children are many, the rewards great, and the challenges plentiful.

There are five parenting traps that many well-intentioned modern parents fall into without even knowing it.

I would like to share some of our family's holiday journey, to offer ideas that may encourage you to examine how you celebrate.