by Anne Guarnera If you want to study foreign language in your homeschool but don’t speak one yourself—or even if you do!—you might have
By Kyndra Steinmann It’s been a hectic spring around here. I’m exhausted just remembering–and it wreaked havoc with our homeschool schedule and our work habits! March started
A Journey to the Heart of a Homeschool By Patricia Marie From the moment I laid eyes on my firstborn, I knew my life
Writing comes naturally for many children, and others learn it only after the writing process is taught in detail. However, some children never find
There are many lovely ways to begin your homeschool day. We usually start with Bible time, a very simple routine including a hymn, a
How to Pick the Perfect Curriculum by Kyndra Steinmann It’s February and all my homeschool groups are full of comments and posts about finding
By: Dianne Craft, MA, CNHP One of the most common and misdiagnosed processing problems in children is a blocked writing gate. This is the
Learning To Love What Might Be Destroyed By Lynna Sutherland You’ve heard the saying “learning to love what must be done,” right? The idea
Three Keys to Creating a Parenting Legacy It was the second year of our marriage, and the arguing in our house was getting more
By Kyndra Steinmann When we first began this homeschooling journey, I was very focused on making sure the children were “learning something and making
If there’s one thing I’ve heard over and over from veteran homeschoolers, it’s that we shouldn’t homeschool out of fear. That sounds like wise
Vacation Brain – When You Need a New Brain by Kyndra Steinmann Lately, I’ve had a bad case of “vacation brain”! As is usual
