I don’t know about you but one of the things I enjoy about children is their ability to whole-heartedly participate in artistic pursuits with joy and abandonment. For our children the focus needs to remain on enjoying the process of artistic expression. Art and craft at home is an immensely diverse and intimate human activity … Read more
Do you sometimes forget your reason for homeschooling? Are you having trouble seeing the forest for the trees? Are you overwhelmed with the homeschool record-keeping requirements of your state? Or maybe you just wish you had a way to assign lessons to children & adjust them on the fly. If any of these sound like … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Koru Naturals. Members of the Schoolhouse Review Crew often refer to camping out by the mailbox or stalking the UPS truck as way of expressing excitement about an upcoming item for evaluation. Those delivery drivers may have been feeling some pressure as we recently awaited some pampering products from … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Great Commission Films. “Are the public schools an educational “neutral zone,” or a humanistic program designed to undermine the influence of the Church and the family? Is there any truth to the “salt and light” argument that encourages Christians to send their kids to public school? “ -from the … Read more
