Homeschool Resources

• Budgeting Is about Having More If you’re not crazy about the idea of using a budget, you’re not alone. Many people think of a budget as something you go on like a diet. Matt Bell Dec 11, 2015 comments
• 10 Things I Want My Boys to Learn about Living From time to time, I write my sons letters with nuggets of advice in them. I want to make sure that they have a collection of wisdom to carry with them into life. Sue Schlesman Feb 05, 2016 comments
• How to Prepare Your Kids for Meaningful and Worthy Lives “Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it” (Proverbs 22:6). Mark Hamby Mar 28, 2014 comments
• 3 Principles for Teaching Writing As a Christian, writing well is one of my greatest aspirations—it is another way I can reflect our Lord, the Word made Flesh. Leigh A. Bortins Jan 03, 2014 comments
• 15 Things the Amish Can Teach Us about Family Life Amish people rarely divorce, report that they enjoy spending time together, and often see their children choose to remain faithful to Christ. What can we learn from them? Whitney Hopler Sep 26, 2011 comments
• What is Your Child's Learning Style? Have you ever gone over something repeatedly with your child, only to hear him cry in despair, "I just don't get it!" Melissa Pinkley Aug 16, 2006 comments
• Teaching Your Children the Art of Giving As father to four children ages 8 to 18, below are some ways we strive to pass along biblical generosity in the Anderson home. Jeff Anderson Mar 15, 2017 comments
• 101 Things to Do This Summer with Your Kids As much as you have planned, you know there will come a time when you hear your child say, "Mom, I'm bored, what can I do?" Laurel Springs School Jun 04, 2010 comments
• Cultivating a Green Thumb: Why Gardening Should Be Part of Your Homeschool Curriculum Though I rarely had a good attitude about it, gardening became one of the most important life experiences of my childhood. Kenton Sena Jun 21, 2013 comments
• Why You Should Learn the Art of Gentleness Gentleness is an art. It requires time and patience, but the end result proves it is the best training method; it produces the highest yield... Timothy Palla Oct 08, 2007 comments
• How to Find the Best Summer Camps for Homeschoolers The right summer camp is out there. If you keep your goals in mind, you’ll be more apt to find a great fit! Kimberly Kulp Apr 17, 2015 comments
• 3 Homeschooling Myths That Need to be Debunked When you hear the word “homeschool,” what do you think? Samuel D. James May 26, 2016 comments