Homeschool Update Archives

I know that traveling with teenagers can go terribly wrong, and I’ve heard the horror stories. So here are 10 tips for success.

As father to four children ages 8 to 18, below are some ways we strive to pass along biblical generosity in the Anderson home.

Have you heard that question yet? When I first decided to homeschool, and friends, family, and acquaintances found out, it was amazing how often...

The adjustment from school to home can get messy. Here are seven ways to smooth the transition to a fantastic summer for your family:

How can you possibly enjoy sleeping underneath the stars, cooking over a campfire, or hiking along hidden paths without the opportunity to learn...

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...

Here are a few fun ideas on how to end your homeschool year joyfully as a family.

It’s graduation time! You’ve done it! You’ve survived high school, or your first college degree, or maybe even your second. May the following...

A dad who is never pleased with his kids and critical of everything they do will watch their loved ones diminish in motivation and accomplishments....

If you’ve got the card and maybe even some flowers or chocolate but want more thoughts on how to work together as a family to show the mom...

Yes, you can teach your young children without a curriculum. Here are five tools to get you started.

Whatever we choose, we all want our children delivered safely and successfully back to our homeland in the end.

Each time we mix, saute, baste, broil, fold, steam, and marinate, we learn a little bit more about cooking and baking and all the fun that goes...

Sometimes as moms we fear our children realizing we’re not perfect, but our motivation must be to show our children a grace-filled God who makes...

“We’re all part of the same family. Whether times are easy or tough, we need to have ‘togetherness’ times."