All the small things we do in our homeschools each day add up to something big.
What we do around our tables helps our children become who God has called them to be, equips them to walk boldly in their callings, and to look at this big world with wonder and awe for the One who created it.
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Multicultural Children’s Book Day: Hacking the Code Review
Looking for a book that tackles dyslexia through the eyes of an elementary school kid? I can’t wait to tell…
What to Read: Children’s Books About Colonial America
Studying the 13 American colonies in your homeschool? Here are some great children’s books about Colonial America to help you…
Personality and How it Impacts Homeschool Planning
Think personality types and homeschooling are unrelated? Think again. Today we’re looking at how personality and homeschooling planning are connected,…
3 Realistic Strategies for Intentional Parenting While Homeschooling
If you were to eat dinner with us on any given night, you would notice the two jars of marbles…
How to Survive As an Introverted Homeschool Parent
Home education comes with plenty of challenges, but there are additional challenges involved if you’re an introverted homeschool parent. Today…
What to Read: Children’s Books About Vivaldi
Are you exploring Antonio Vivaldi’s life and music with your students? Here’s a list of Vivaldi books for kids to…
21 Days of Prayer Prompts & Scriptures
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