May we all take some time to reflect on whether we have truly prepared our lives to be a place where Christ is preeminent.

We often think that toys and games are keeping us from the real stuff of academics, but often, they are what make it stick. 

After many years of trial and error, I have found that peace can not come until there is rest. We must prioritize time to rest in the Lord.

As we are faithful to the vision of a good and Godly heritage, we will see our small seeds planted and begin to bear fruit. 

The biggest lesson I missed and what I wish I had known back then is that learning to read will come in their time, not mine.

Eating is a necessary part of life, but meal planning stress does not have to be! Try one of these tips and see if it works for you.

Raising children to the glory of God also requires care, repetition, and perseverance as we plant the seeds of God’s Word in their hearts.

Yes, working while homeschooling presents challenges, but with these simple strategies you can thrive in both roles.

Yes, fluency in a language is a great learning goal to have, but don’t downplay the many other benefits of learning new languages.

There are so many great resources out there to look at, but I have to ask which is best for my students and our schedule? 

Today I’m thankful for the blessing of homeschooling that my parents, and others like them, worked hard to give to us. 

Multiple grades under one house can mean multiple challenges, but you are the perfect teacher for all of your children.