Do Homeschool Moms Carry an Unfair Mental Workload?
November 7, 2017
Let’s be honest. Being a mom, especially a homeschool mom, is a huge responsibility. The physical effort is only about 25% of the job. The
encouragement
Is the Proof Really in the Pudding?
October 5, 2017
By Lynna Sutherland The other day, I was talking with a group of new homeschoolers. One mom mentioned that her family was somewhat skeptical about
A Spirit of Fear
August 3, 2017
By Kyndra Steinmann How often, I wonder, do I say “no” to something because I am afraid? “No” to the children’s desire to do something.
The Gift of Prayer
May 3, 2017
1.1 Article: “The Power of Pressing on Anyway” 1.2 The Family’s Guide to The National Day of Prayer 1.3 Teach Me to Pray 1.4 Prayer
Five Flavors of Homeschooling
March 1, 2017
by Sonya Shafer Don’t you love to look through recipe websites? I just found a great recipe app for my computer. Now any time I
Ten Things Every Homeschooler Should Remember
October 25, 2016
by Kathie Morrissey Regardless of how qualified you may or may not feel, the best teacher God can provide for your children is YOU, their
Finding “The Best Way” and Other Mommy-Myths
October 11, 2016
by Lynna Sutherland At a certain point in my parenting journey, I realized that I was often driven by a desire to find the “one
When God Writes Your Lesson Plans
August 31, 2016
by Melissa Barnes I had it all planned. We would finish Unit One the Friday before my due date. My Unit Two plans would be
The Futility Of It All
August 17, 2016
by Kyndra Steinmann The other day I was talking to my mother about some behavioral issue I was dealing with, and I finished the conversation
Motivating Teens
February 9, 2014
Q. How can I keep my homeschool teen motivated? A. Teens–both boys and girls—are motivated by the things they are interested in doing. Think about
Facing Criticism
September 5, 2012
Q. I’m overwhelmed with negative comments and criticism from a close family member who does not support our decision to homeschool. How should I respond
