Exploring homeschool methods can be an interesting, yet intimidating part of considering homeschool. You may have already done some reading about these schools of thought and instantly identified with a method. Maybe this all seems like gibberish to you. Either way, we’re going to take a brief look at some well-loved homeschool methods.[Read more]
“There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens.” ~Ecclesiastes 3:1 I love this time of year! The leaves on our trees are changing colors and are finally drifting away. It’s truly beautiful to behold and it’s the perfect inspiration for doing something easy and crafty[Read more]
Lots of homeschool families out there didn’t start out homeschooling and probably never dreamed of doing it. But what if you’re one of those, like we were, looking at your toddler and wondering if homeschool is right for you? What then? Can you teach ABC and 123 and lay that all-important[Read more]
Where on earth do you start if you’re considering homeschool? In this post, we’ll take a look at three good starting points: reading, reflection, and research. (This post contains affiliate links; see disclosure for details.) Considering Homeschool? Research First Other than much time in prayer for guidance, the first thing I’d[Read more]
Each November some post their reasons for thanksgiving on Facebook; some on Instagram. Some write on scrapbook paper leaves and hang them from shabby-chic branches and display in fabulous painted mason jar vases. (Oh Pinterest, there you go again…) I love all of the beautiful displays that come with the Thanksgiving[Read more]
October is known for lots of things: holidays like Halloween and Columbus Day, the beginning of sweater weather, and beautiful leaves in shades of orange, yellow, and red. Many folks even roll out the red carpet for Pumpkin Spice everything if they can hold off until October. If you’re a churchgoer, October is[Read more]
