Homeschool Update Archives

The ancient Greeks invented drama—and not the kind our kids invent when asked to mow the yard or wash the dishes.

Art is an essential part of a well-rounded curriculum, as it adds so much value to the learning (and the life) experience.

When parents make college calculations and discover the actual costs involved, sticker shock is a common occurrence.

All the way home, Sam couldn’t help thinking how much he’d been looking forward to going on their summer vacation.

Boredom is a relatively new concept. In the eighteenth century, no one was bored. There was no time or energy to be bored.

The aim is to keep it simple but thorough, focusing on the end of the year, accomplishments, achievements, and awards.

“Writing is boring!” If you live with this child, you know as her parent that a lack of creativity is not the problem.

Through much prayer, I began to see that my weariness had nothing to do with my children. I just had the winter blues!

For me, teaching geography begins with helping children develop a sense of adventure.

The key to developing writing voice is remembering that your writing should sound like you.

If we delight in giving others gifts, imagine the joy God experiences when people open the gift of eternal life.

Classical, Christian educators see the goals of education as a passionate pursuit of truth, goodness, and beauty.

Religious advocates have asked homeschool groups to present Nativity scenes on public property during the holiday season.

Our Elf on the Shelf game brings out the best in my children. You know who does that for me? Jesus. (Of course.)

Wouldn’t it just be easier to stay in bed with the covers over your head some days?