Please share! “Americans need to read the Bible. Even more, they need to study it. It is the cornerstone of freedom, the foundation of idealism, and the modus operandi of abundant living.”-Billy Graham Judah Bible Curriculum is a Principle Approach Bible study guide for all ages. The Principle Approach is an educational philosophy with methods […]
Math. Just the word can send many homeschool moms running for the hills. In our 5 years of homeschooling, we’ve tried at least that many math programs. We’ve yet to use the same math curriculum 2 years in a row. Nothing seems to click well with Ben. So I was excited to get to try […]
“Now that we’ve seen your schedule, what curriculum do you use?” I suppose this is probably a more often asked question than the schedule question…..especially for new homeschoolers. I know that it’s one of the first questions I ask a homeschooler I’ve just met for the first time, and I’m completely comfortable with everything I’ve […]
Here you are with a teen who’s about to drive. And that teen has ADHD. How do you feel? You may be either jumping up and down and saying, “Finally! The moment has arrived!” Or you’re grasping at anything you can while saying under your breath, “Have mercy.” Teaching any teen to drive is a […]
One of the most asked questions I see in the home education community involves homeschooling high school when college is not the plan. Parents are often stumped on what that may look like if their child has no desire to pursue higher education. Contrary to popular belief, college isn’t every child’s dream and some are […]
August has officially been coined back to homeschool month and there are so many ideas for homeschooling in August. Whether you, too, want to take a gentle approach to starting a new homeschool year, or if you prefer to jump right in to day one of your lesson planner, you can do either that with […]
When it comes to homeschooling in Kentucky, it is by far one of the easiest and most relaxed states. Whether you’re currently living in Kentucky and looking to start educating your children at home, or considering moving to the Bluegrass State, here’s all you need to know about homeschooling in Kentucky. Important Things to Know […]
If you’re looking for ideas for homeschooling in July, this post has you covered. While most families are taking a break from their regularly scheduled homeschool program, some are still on the search for keeping learning alive during the summer months. I for one have always said that learning never stops, even when we have […]
