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
When we started our homeschooling journey 6 years ago, we didn’t know a homeschooler and had no idea what our plans were. But, when it came to grades, I had a clean picture – what was the point of giving them. My husband even asked me about her grades that first year and I asked … Read more
I’m a huge fan of George R.R. Martin’s “A Song of Ice and Fire” series, otherwise known as Game of Thrones. Of all the characters, my favorite would be Jon Snow, the illegitimate son of the troubled Stark Clan and whom I think will end up winning the GoT (but that’s better left for another … Read more
Homeschooling provides so much flexibility to families. It also opens up the doors to a wide variety of extra learning opportunities. But just how do you plan a field trip? Find steps in this special guest post.
Are you a homeschool mom on the brink of burnout? Is keeping up with a schedule stressing you out? Or, maybe you’re just stuck in a rut and need some inspiration! Either way, the latest book reviewed by members of the Schoolhouse Review Crew is for you! Apologia Educational Ministries generously sent Crew members physical copies of Flourish: Balance for Homeschool Moms by … Read more