Homeschool Archives

Martin Luther made this frequently quoted statement: “Music is a fair and glorious gift of God.”

Our challenge is to teach our children faithfulness in these “little things” day in and day out, correcting them gently.

It’s easy to overlook preparing children for what lies ahead. How can they succeed if they don’t know what is expected of them?

Advancements in technologies offer a plethora of learning resources right at our fingertips to enhance our homeschooling efforts.

You can help ease reading problems, writing problems, and motor skills in young children by doing a few simple exercises.

I have to admit that in our two-year study of the United States, James Madison was a subject we had yet to cover.

The story of Moses & the Spies has it all—intrigue and adventure, suspense and drama,—even lessons for parents on how to teach.

My first piece of advice to homeschooling moms of preschoolers: Relax, and your little one with thrive!

Constantly preparing curriculum for the kids can lead to burnout. Why not take some time to study something yourself?

How we play out the final years of homeschooling, and what we do “after homeschooling,” are questions we must consider.

We are so thankful for the freedoms God has given us in Canada, and the privilege of educating our children at home is one of them.

Ever wondered about the day in the life of an Amish family? They have more in common with homeschoolers than you might think.

One of my favorite projects to do with children is a painting project in the style of the abstract expressionist Morris Louis.

We filed the paperwork and she moved in. We barely knew each other, and now she was sleeping in our spare bedroom.

It is cruel and unusual punishment to completely drown your children in toys and expect them to manage them.