It’s the strangest thing: I’ve been homeschooling since 2009 and recently realized that I’ve never taken time to define my homeschool why. (Post contains affiliate links; see disclosure for details.) Don’t get me wrong, I’m well aware of our calling to homeschool and the value of embracing this lifestyle. I’m even aware of the gifts […]
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Looking for a fun, but Christ-centered Easter tradition to share with your children? I can’t wait to tell you about Sparkle Eggs! (Post contains affiliate links; see disclosure for details) I’ve always found it easy to help my kids make connections between the Christian meanings and the light-hearted traditions that surround most holidays. Easter has always
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One perk of homeschooling is the flexibility to adjust and adapt our curriculum choices to best meet the needs of our children. We’ve enjoyed this freedom many times, but most recently as we transitioned from a relaxed language arts program to a comprehensive faith-based language arts curriculum. (I received this product for free and have been compensated
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Planning to introduce your kids to master artist Claude Monet? I’ve got some wonderful Monet unit study resources to share with you today. (Post contains affiliate links; see disclosure for details.) Claude Monet is one of the names that resurfaces in our homeschool pretty frequently. Because of that, we’ve discovered a wealth of fantastic Monet
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Studying master artist Claude Monet in your homeschool? Today I’m sharing some wonderful books about Monet that you’ll want to read with your kids. Post contains affiliate links; see disclosure for details. I’ve been blown away by the books we’ve come across while studying Claude Monet this month. Some are better suited for my sixth grader,
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I don’t know any homeschool parents who would deny the importance of nature study, but I know plenty who find it a little daunting. That’s why I’m happy to share my favorite easy nature study ideas today. (Post contains affiliate links; see disclosure for details.) Nature study is easy in theory, but it’s not always an
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