This simple temperature experiment below, adapted from Science C’s Usborne Book of Science Experiments, Volume Three, is a fun and satisfying way for kids to create a thermometer and then use it to demonstrate how heat affects the expansion of fluids....
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We get to come alongside our girls to discover how the Lord is calling them to leadership, how God is calling them to lead a life that points to Jesus. How He has equipped them, in design, in gifts, talents, and by His sufficient and perfect grace....
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Habits we learn when we are young often stick with us for life. As parents, we can help assure that our children develop good time-managements skills by starting early and being consistent. ...
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The idea of your child entering military service during this volatile time around the world may be scary—even terrifying. Military life is not without its challenges. But I would encourage you to not completely write it off as out of the question if your child is considering it. ...
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Ultimately, it comes down to what is best for each individual student, and getting a head start is not always the best option. If you’re uncertain about the “expert” advice, remember that you are ultimately the expert when it comes to your child!...
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Today, many discourage high school graduates from going to college because trades have so many job openings and because college only leads to debt. How do parents offer sound advice?...
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It can be tempting to reduce science to reading from a textbook and answering questions. But to really bring science to life for your children, they need to do science. Here are some ways to make science happen with your early learner in your busy school days....
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Reading will take your children on fascinating adventures both near and far right from the comfort of your family room couch, their cozy bed, or the front porch swing. ...
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There is a lot of flexibility in high school planning. Much of the decision-making depends on what your student plans to do after high school. Even if your student isn't sure what the future holds, there are solid avenues to follow to help cover all the bases and allow a...
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I did something I honestly never thought I would do. Not because I thought the public school system was the cause of all things wrong with humankind; rather, I truly enjoy being with my kids. But after much consideration, listing the pros and cons, my husband and I believed it...
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