Good literature promotes good values, uses rich language, and engages the reader so they can't put it down.

Sometimes we forget why we homeschool. Take a trip down Encouragement Lane to remember the joy, purpose, and value of homeschooling.

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Taught together, cursive and copywork can not only improve penmanship but also build scripture memory when students copy the Word.

No matter which path your high school grads choose, equip them to face challenges, be lifelong learners, love God and love others.

Do people's questions about socialization for your homeschoolers have you concerned? Find out why you don't need to do anything extra.

When you lament, "mom is tired," it can be difficult to remember that you're called to rest. Try these tips for a “teacher time-out.”