
3 Steps to Making Game Nights Meaningful: Learning to Lose
by Lynna Sutherland Most homeschool moms love the idea of playing board games. Family game nights are a great idea for family time and

by Lynna Sutherland Most homeschool moms love the idea of playing board games. Family game nights are a great idea for family time and

by Kyndra Steinmann This past week was supposed to be one of much accomplishment! Co-op is over for the semester, which gives us an

by Lynna Sutherland ‘Tis the season! Pinterest, email newsletters, and blogs everywhere are full of gift ideas and wish lists for children. Some folks

by Sharon Jeffus When we think of art for preschool and early elementary, we need to think of fun and adventure.Children this age have

Scheduling, Time Management, and Home Organization In this series of articles, a panel of homeschoolers has informally shared some of their teaching tips, thoughts,

by Kyndra Steinmann Lately the toddler tornado has been experiencing a language explosion! Every day or two she has a new couple of words,

I’m no money-saving expert, but I’d like to suggest that basic money-saving principles can cross-apply to your homeschool schedule. I remember once reading some

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

by Kathie Morrissey Ten homeschool ideas every parent needs to remember: The best teacher God can provide for your children is YOU, their parent

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