Homeschool success doesn't start with the perfect curriculum. It's starts with the right way of thinking! Well Planned Gal Rebecca Keliher completes her ten tips for success as you establish your schedule and plan for the homeschool year! ...
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In recent years, many of us have become more aware of the wolves that Paul warned of in Acts 20:29-30. These wolves have savaged multiple lives alongside damaging churches and fellowships of believers. ...
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I was able to stand confident in my decisions as long as I remained consistent in prayer. And in the process, my children also learned a little about the importance of praying through each decision and letting the Lord lead, even when it means great change....
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These days, we’re seeing an influx of people wanting to eliminate debt to travel, live simply, or just to have a clean slate. But wouldn’t it have been great to start your adult life with ZERO debt and ZERO intention of getting into debt?...
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Now that my five kids are well past the "little" phase, it is much easier now than ever to whip the house into shape, but it hasn’t always been that way. Here are some tips I've learned from years with and without helpful kids!...
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Juggling the priorities of home and children can keep any mom busy, but add homeschooling in the mix, and it becomes necessary to make a plan. Over the many years of our homeschooling journey, I have learned that success doesn’t start with a plan or even with keeping to a...
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If education is only about career training, then what’s the point of Shakespeare? Or English lit? Or history? And if you’re only going to be flipping burgers or spending your days changing the oil in cars at the Jiffy Lube, why do we have you in school for twelve years...
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In an age where the family seems disconnected more than ever and the general expectation is for teens to rebel, I am blessed to enjoy close-knit relationships with my children. As I reflect on how this happened, it’s not complicated, but it was intentional. ...
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Tutorial instructors may be fellow homeschool parents, teachers offering additional classes on the side, or professionals who enjoy teaching....
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With all of the benefits, it can be hard to imagine why dual enrollment would not be a great idea! But, there are a few more thoughts to consider before you and your student dive in to this option....
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Taking on the dual task of working from home and homeschooling seems to be a growing trend. I have been a work-at-home, homeschooling momma for nearly twenty years, with differing schedules depending on the age of our children. Here is a list of my top 10 ingredients for keeping my...
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Methods and means may change, along with the technology to accomplish them, but God’s truth does not. Let’s pursue wisdom and embrace those changes as we train our children to cherish the good and righteous things from the ancient paths!...
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There were days when I passed the test of faith; on other days, I have failed miserably. I am most thankful that my relationship with Christ is not dependent on my responses, but on the sacrifice and love of my Savior....
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Children don't automatically become efficient in organization or in keeping up with chores, no matter how many checklists, fun charts, or lectures we hand down to them. But, as your child progresses from elementary age to middle school, she will begin to understand the reasons underlying the foundation you've laid...
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With unique needs for appointments, to-do lists, and errands to run, I set out to develop a planner that could slip into my purse, coordinate a busy schedule, and help with home management. ...
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