Homeschool Update Archives

“We perish from want of wonder, not from want of wonders.”—G. K. Chesterton

The generation born in the 80s and 90s is well-educated, self-expressive and described by many as Narcissistic or “entitled.”

One excellent activity to keep Christ central in Christmas is to spend time each day pondering the true miracles of the season.

How does one plan a holiday unit? Pick one main activity and then add to it.

For adolescents, gratitude is a vital piece not only for character formation but also for day-to-day perspective.

As we recognize ‘National Adoption Month,’ thousands of teens in the U.S. need a home. How will you help care for them?

“One picture is worth a thousand words.” While that adage may not always be true, it highlights the power of visual communication.

For many homeschoolers, the study of poetry remains a daunting task that often gets pushed to the bottom of the lesson plans.

“Carol,” my friend quizzically began, “what are you and your kids painting on the wall of your garage?”

As you give thanks this Thanksgiving for the blessings and families God has given you, who do you need to reach out to?

Several years ago I realized I was outnumbered. There were more people bringing clutter into my home than I could control.

Kids weigh in on gratitude and attitude.

Many kids know far more about the U.S. Founding Fathers than they do the founding fathers (and mothers) of the faith.

Whoever brings blessing will be enriched, and one who waters will himself be watered.” – Proverbs 11:24-25

According to the North American Guild of Change Ringers, interest in church bells and handbells has grown in the last decade.