Grammar often doesn’t rank highly on students’ lists of subjects to study—or on parents’ lists of subjects to teach! Thankfully, teaching grammar doesn’t have to be tedious or dull. We’ve got some ways for you to spice up your grammar study in the most unexpected of places. This month’s Monthly Reading List from Michelle Miller
Click on the banner below to sign up for the Homeschool Minute E-Newsletter, and receive weekly encouragement to guide you along your homeschooling journey. Hey Mama, Does it intimidate you to think of having a homeschool mission statement? Don’t let it. Just think of it as a plan for your homeschool goals for yourself and
Hey Mama, Does it intimidate you to think of having a homeschool mission statement? Don’t let it. Just think of it as a plan for your homeschool goals for yourself and your children. Carve out some time with your husband to look at the year ahead and ask yourselves some questions: What do your children
It’s the perfect combination—Charlotte Mason Homeschooling with Cindy West and Beginning Sewing: Historical Costumes with Amy Puetz. Join Cindy this month as she shares what a typical Charlotte Mason-style day looks like in her home and gives you some ideas to consider as you make your own schedule for the new school year. Then
Click on the Article Below to Read Article Spotlight~ *Anyone can have a job, but it takes planning and work to create a great family life. *Find a challenge that every girl needs prior to marriage. *How does a Proverbs 31 woman look? *The skills you will learn from managing a house will prove beneficial
Schoolhouse Dailies launched two new studies this week. In Everyday Explorers: USA, we travel to the great state of Wyoming. Join us as we tour historic forts, visit an Air Force base, explore a national monument, and more as we travel through the history of the 44th state. Everyday Easels takes a closer look