Whether they are planned or spontaneous, field trips will teach your children more than you ever anticipated and are a great way to supplement your homeschooling. And many attractions offer homeschool families special activities where students get a behind-the-scenes experience....
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Educational vacation destinations have always existed, but more and more hotels and resorts are adding educational experiences to stand out from the crowd. So how do you choose the right one?...
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A major component of the college discussion is where to attend. After all, choosing a college is one of the biggest decisions your student will make....
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Rather than looking forward to the upcoming weekend, my kids had learned to dread Fridays as a day that would be too full, too rushed, and too disconnected. When I began to refer to my frazzled Friday personna as “Friday Mom,” I knew it was time for a change....
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Being involved in our family’s business have taught me just how powerful Bible stories are. And when those stories are brought to life through live performances or on the big screen, they can serve as even more powerful tools for helping our children learn about God and His Word. ...
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If handwriting is the foundation for written communication success, how do you effectively and easily teach children this important skill so that they can build a strong foundation?...
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When you find a good college fit, you'll not only find a school that values community and nourishment of their students, you'll also find a place where you feel at home....
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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Whether it's your first year to homeschool or your tenth, one of the first challenges each year for any homeschool family is choosing curriculum. One curriculum option that is often overlooked is online curriculum. Parents who are used to using textbooks or more hands-on based curriculum are often intimidated by the...
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Children need to learn how to have a sense of independence even at an early age because if they always have a parent to rely on, especially at night, how will they learn how to take care of themselves?...
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As parent-teachers, we tend to make book discussions complicated. We overdrill vocabulary or approach questions as a tool for comprehension, rather than an invitation to talk. ...
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