
Literary Education for Homeschool
Literary Education for Homeschool by Adam Andrews The young writer squirms. It is just as he feared. A vast empty page before him, a

Literary Education for Homeschool by Adam Andrews The young writer squirms. It is just as he feared. A vast empty page before him, a

By Jeannie Fulbright Young children tend to beam with pride over their own creations. As homeschooling parents, we delight in every picture they draw,

by Tracy Klicka Now and then I pull out an old family photo album and laugh at seeing our kids’ antics when they were

by Lynna Sutherland You are a homeschool mom. You already think outside the homeschool box. You know that you don’t have to do everything

The Chaos Is Killing My Homeschool–Help Me Get Organized By Kyndra Steinmann This morning I looked at my desk and decided (yet again) that

Learning Styles Don’t you love to look through recipe websites? I just found a great recipe app for my computer. Now any time I

by Kyndra Steinmann The “Value of Work” Brain Reset The children are very excited today. It started snowing around noon and has been coming down

by Lynna Sutherland All moms feel the weight of responsibility of caring for and raising their children. Homeschool moms also carry the weight of responsibility

In this three-part series, a panel of homeschoolers have informally shared some of their teaching tips, thoughts, and experiences on a wide variety of

Toddler Schooling: 5 Amazing Skills to Teach Your Two Year Old Lately, the toddler (20 months) has been wanting to do whatever the big

By Barry Stebbing “Looking at art is one way of listening to God.” ~ Sister Wendy Beckett Growing up as a student of the

by Kyndra Steinmann When I was a girl, the homeschool group in Williamsburg/James City County and Charles City Counties in Virginia decided that it