Looking to add Bible study to your homeschool plans? Here’s a look at The Word in Motion, an Apologia Bible curriculum for families. *I received The Word in Motion for free in order to write this review and have been paid for my time writing this post. As always, I was not required to write […]
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Need to introduce some new math concepts to your kiddo, but want to avoid information overload? Or maybe you need to reinforce math skills you’ve covered before, but don’t want to resort to the kill-and-drill approach. Either way, we’ve got you covered with three super simple ways to supplement math in your homeschool. *This post
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Looking for some art inspiration to enjoy during the autumn months of homeschooling? This fall-themed mixed media workshop can help! (I received complementary access to this course for review purposes. This post contains affiliate links; please see full disclosure for more information.) Here’s the thing: my nine year-old has always loved art, but tends to
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Are you planning to study the beginnings of the United States in your homeschool? Here’s how Beautiful Feet Books’ literature approach to early American history can spark curiosity for your kids and help them engage with history in a meaningful way. **This post is sponsored and contains referral links. I was compensated for my time
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If you’re looking into high school science plans for your homeschooled teen, you know that it can be tough to find solid options that cover life sciences from a creationist perspective. That’s where this Life Prep Biology class can help! It brings quality science instruction and the Christian worldview together in an online course that’s
Need help teaching current events in your homeschool? Today I’m sharing a new resource with you and the best part is that it’s a quick, easy, and effective way to promote media literacy and critical thinking while covering the news with your kids. *This is a sponsored post and I received complimentary access to this
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