I can easily be overwhelmed with homeschooling, working from home, mothering, homemaking, and ministering.

Foreign language credit can come from online programs, co-ops, tutors, dual enrollment, or even apps with documented practice.

Personally, online courses have helped me fill learning gaps and teach subjects I am not sure how to handle. 

One of the greatest joys of homeschooling is seeing the seeds we plant in faith bear fruit. It’s a testimony to God’s faithfulness.

You are teaching your children like no one else on earth can. Thank God your children are home with you and are comfortable and thriving.

The Bible isn’t just a subject we ought to schedule into our children’s day. Rather, teaching the Bible is the reason we homeschool.

When those tears come, let the children see you go to Jesus. Cast all your care on Him, and then rejoice in His care for you.

We should never underestimate the power of electives in a child’s life, as they just may grow into careers they love.

Thirty‑plus years of teaching spelling has taught me one thing: some children are natural spellers and some need help.

We have an abundance of philosophies and methods to choose from to best fit the needs of our children and our families.

Preparing for a test takes conscious effort, pre-planning, time management, and study skills—all of these will be a benefit to them.

The principle of planning is a Biblical one. The Lord desires us to plan our days and watch as He uses those plans to show us His good works.