Is it really important to teach middle schoolers how to use a planner? Here are three reasons why the answer is yes!...
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Maintaining the family schedule includes more than just keeping up with appointments. Here are four reasons why moms needs more than just a calendar and sticky notes. ...
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Homeschool planners aren't just for the planner addict. Here are seven reasons why every homeschool mom should establish the habit of using a homeschool planner!...
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As students process what they have learned throughout their childhood and the new information and experiences bombarding them, there is a natural tendency to reason through argumentation and challenge....
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In these earliest years, it is important to keep map learning simple and fun, introducing map concepts through projects and real life activities. ...
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These years are perfectly suited to a social studies approach, learning about people groups, cultures, and the idea that the way people live changes over the course of time....
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This is an exciting stage in Bible teaching, because your child is truly engaging in stories and picture books. Here are a few ways to take advantage of that engagement....
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During this stage, children begin to grasp cause-and-effect and deeper nuances of the facts they learned in their younger years. Take advantage of that and encourage discussions that help them learn how to process attacks on every aspect of their health....
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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Teaching our children to become healthy individuals is an integral aspect of both homeschooling and general parenting. While we know that we should incorporate physical education and health courses into our homeschool curriculum, we also need to make sure we take a unified approach to helping our children learn how...
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Living with mental illness and a person who lives a double life while being emotionally abusive is just beyond most people’s comprehension. It’s much like chocolate, unless you’ve tried it, you’ll never know what it truly tastes like....
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