Since math is the language in which God has written His creation, it only makes sense that a student’s science studies should track with his or her math studies. If you keep this in mind as you develop your child’s long-term homeschooling plan, you will ensure that he or she...
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Up until now, learning has been easygoing and natural, mostly based in play. But “real school” is on the horizon. You want to make sure that she is on track, learning everything she needs to know. But you don’t want to dampen the enthusiasm when she learns something new or...
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The Bible implies people should be educated in all subject areas. When instructions for the temple and ark were given, one assumes the recipients had already received instruction in mathematics. The genealogies listed in the Old and New Testaments exist because parents taught their children history....
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God has given us children, and that responsibility requires a comprehensive approach while raising them. When they are young, they can not care for themselves, so we make sure they are fed, diapered, cleaned, and have a place to sleep....
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Math is all around us, and with a little bit of ingenuity, you can make it fun for all....
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What if the angels had celebrated by singing in heaven instead of in front of the shepherds? What if the shepherds had celebrated amongst themselves and their sheep instead of spreading the news throughout the countryside?...
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I’m thankful that the Lord allowed me to learn the beauty and importance of a relationship with Him and how it prepares for all that life brings. Using this as a foundation in homeschooling has led me to make decisions based on the relationship, letting that guide the academics....
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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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It is possible to meet all of the success markers in a school year while completely depleting yourself or your family. So, the last point of evaluation might be the biggest of all: did you enjoy the school year?...
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Third through fifth grade students are at a perfect age to start developing planner skills. Developing those skills is so much more fun in a planner specially designed for them. That is why I created the fun and colorful Student Planner. ...
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