How to organize your homeschool for summer break sounds a bit like an oxymoron, doesn’t it? Summer break is often when we put all the homeschool curriculum and supplies away and enjoy some time off. That’s for sure where our family is at this year. Swimming lessons have already begun
I can’t even say how many years we’ve been homeschooling, because it just became a natural part of our lives. Even before we began “formally” homeschooling, we were already teaching and training our children, and they were learning. Homeschooling families choose that educational path for a variety of reasons. Certainly,
When Older Daughter wakes up on October 31 and wants to write a Reformation Day rap…I say “Yes, let’s!” We had fun writing it together!
We weren’t planning to purchase an actual curriculum from any company until Older Daughter was entering 1st grade. However, I asked my husband to look at the Sonlight website one evening years ago, and that was all it took. My husband, a true bibliophile, decided that night that we
Science studies can go in so many different directions these days. The inevitable Creation vs. evolution debate comes into play. Will you do dissections this year or avoid the formaldehyde for a while? Do you want to plan a lot of field trips or do mainly book study? And what
Much of the U.S. was excited this week about the solar eclipse that worked its way across the country. It seemed that one needed to start planning at least a year ago if they wanted to get a pair of viewing glasses that were the exact right type for protecting
Now that it’s 2017, the 500th Anniversary of the Reformation can officially be celebrated! My family has been working hard, in various capacities, on parts of the Five Solas Project, including Cam illustrating Growing God’s Way. I’ll be teaching a homeschool co-op class this spring about Martin Luther & the