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This article is in collaboration with Jonathan Park, a children’s audio story. Sadly, many children walk away from their Christian faith after high school. The enemy is assaulting the minds and hearts of young people in the form of lies and deception. To counter this, Wise King Media created Jonathan Park, a collection of Christian … Read more
This article is in collaboration with STEAM4Kidz. If there’s an educational “word of the decade,” it would be STEAM. For those that don’t know, this catchy acronym stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math. In the modern, technologically advanced world, those are considered more valuable subjects than things like literature have in the past. … Read more
Homeschool science can be so much fun! It can also be so overwhelming – what about those labs for instance? Greg Landry’s Homeschool Science is an amazing resource that can help make science learning (and labs) so much more engaging! Every one of his courses is Christ-Centered and you can choose from Live or Self-Paced … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Greg Landry’s Homeschool Science. Homeschool science labs can be an intimidating subject to teach as homeschoolers. Parents may feel overwhelmed or just not feel able to teach certain sciences. Greg Landry’s Homeschool Science may be able to help in these areas. The Homeschool Review Crew were given 12-month access … Read more
No matter the time of year, studying trees can add a unique twist to your homeschool nature studies. And because we each live in different areas, we can learn from each other as we share about our tree nature studies. What might be a common tree in my state, may not even grow in your … Read more