Well, it’s January, and time to get back to the grind. After a lengthy holiday break (longer than intended) we are getting back to work on our lessons. Are you in that place now too? Did you take a long break, or even a short break but still got off schedule? I always love to … Read more
Teach as you Rest Lately, my kids hear me singing, “tis the season to be weary…” I hear God telling me to rest more…. Find His peace. Certainly, our home education needs to be made new; it’s time to determine to teach from a state of rest. Andrew Kern says we ought to enter into … Read more
Tradition: Noun- the transmission of customs or beliefs from generation to generation, or the fact of being passed on in this way. In Sociology, a tradition is a belief or behavior that is passed down throughout society, or a group, with special meaning or significance. We see this most often around holiday periods. We have … Read more
Homeschool 101 – 4 Tips for Choosing Curriculum It’s August already! For a lot of us, that means we’re somewhere very close to the start of our homeschool year, which means we’re putting the finishing touches on our curriculum choices for the year. Choosing curriculum is one of the most important tasks we have as … Read more
You did it! Blood, sweat, tears, and fears – you conquered them all and you are now on the other side. You made it to the day you have worked for so long. As homeschool parents, we play a huge part in our High School Senior making it to the big day. In the end … Read more