One of the most important things we can do for our kids is encourage them to have daily quiet time with God. One way we do this in our home is by providing our kids with devotionals designed with them in mind. This is such an easy way to help them connect with and apply […]
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My son has been fascinated by Chinese culture and history for years now. Thankfully China’s rich history gives us plenty to talk about during our homeschool days. In fact, we stepped back in time to the era of the Song Dynasty just last week through our Mystery of History lessons and found ourselves learning all about China. (I
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I recently learned a downfall of studying history from a classical education perspective: my nine year-old could tell you all about Martin Luther, but nothing about Martin Luther King, Jr. Yikes! To rectify that, we recently took a break from our Mystery of History and jumped ahead nearly a thousand years to the heart of
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I can hardly believe this little blog of mine is a year old now! I’m still growing and learning all I can about the world of blogging — part of that involves running numbers and seeing what kinds of posts connected with you the most this year. (This post contains affiliate links; please see disclosure for
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Do your kiddos know what it’s like to watch the weather segments that promise a blanket of snow, but wake up with nothing white in the yard? Ah, the fun that comes with homeschooling on the wish it would snow days! (This post contains affiliate links; please see disclosure for details.) We’ve always lived in
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There’s always a buzz in the air as thanksgiving rolls around. What’s not to love? Something about preparing a bountiful smorgasbord of comfort food for our families and making time to be with our favorite people — especially the folks you only get to see once or twice a year — makes Thanksgiving a day that everyone anticipates
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