By Kyndra Steinmann It’s getting chilly up here in Massachusetts—enough so, that the toddler wanted her hat and shawl this morning when she went
by Lynna Sutherland At a certain point in my parenting journey, I realized that I was often driven by a desire to find the
I’ve been pondering the work ethic topic lately: at what point or at what age do we need to tell our children that certain
When the First Day Goes Badly By Kyndra Steinmann I see all the pictures in my newsfeed of happily smiling children getting ready for
Overcoming Homeschool Burnout by Kathy Kuhl Do schools know best? Should we do it their way? Some of us experience homeschool burnout–and wonder if
by Melissa Dean I had it all planned. We would finish Unit One the Friday before my due date. My Unit Two plans would
by Pamela Hall Enticing your kids to write is easier than you might think. Often, kids don’t like it because they haven’t had a
by Kyndra Steinmann The other day I was talking to my mother about some behavioral issue I was dealing with, and I finished the
by Lynna Sutherland Every family has relationship issues. Homeschooling tends to bring those issues to the surface. It’s hard to deny the struggles when
by Lynna Sutherland If you are going to take on the calling of homeschooling your children, having a supportive community around you is essential
by Kyndra Steinmann When I was a girl, I used to get stuck on a math problem and tell my mother, “This doesn’t make
Homeschooling Teenagers – by Debra Bell I am all for Christians entering and engaging the culture. That’s the end goal. But I’m convinced adolescence
