This article is in collaboration with NotebookingPages.com. When it comes to note taking, how do you make it fun? How do you take unit studies and add the little bit of extra to it? How can copy work be fun? Debra Reed wondered about this and wanted her kids to have the best for their … Read more
This article is in collaboration with YWAM Publishing. As a parent, I like most parents, want to surround my children with positive role models, both in person and through great literature. There are many famous people who can teach our children positive ideals, tenacity, faith, and endurance. One such person who deeply inspired me was … Read more
Are your children eagerly awaiting the election of the next President of the United States? Would you like an in-depth hands on resource for teaching the intricate elections process? HISTORY Through the Ages Hands-on History Lap-Pack: U.S. Elections from Home School in the Woods is a great resource for homeschool families. The Lap-Pack Activities Include: … Read more
When I was in school, I never had much interest in history. It seemed boring, archaic, and not relevant to me at all. My high school World History teacher’s methods only confirmed just how boring history could be! Then I went to a Christian boarding school. Since I’d already had World History, I didn’t have … Read more
We began our journey many, many years ago. . . with three main goals in mind. The first goal was to show our daughters Jesus Christ through our lives, the second goal was for us, as parents, to have the biggest influence in their formative years. We felt then, and still do, that God had … Read more