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Treehouse Masters — Homeschool Edition

By Davis Carman
Unless the Lord builds the house, the builders labor in vain. – Psalm 127:1 Treehouse Masters When we had a house full of kids, my family enjoyed watching the cable television show “Treehouse Masters.” We had hearty conversations about the theme we would choose if we were clients of Pete Nelson and his crew. Would ours look...
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Fearfully and Wonderfully Made: Foundations of Academic Success in Utero

By Tiffany Parsons
I praise you, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made. Wonderful are your works; my soul knows it very well. –Psalm 139:14 Primitive Reflexes: Origin and Role God is a masterful designer. As early as 11-14 weeks of gestation, primitive reflexes begin to form. Primitive reflexes are involuntary motor responses originating in the brain stem. They...
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Home Sweet Home

By Davis Carman
…the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord. — Romans 6:23b “Extreme Home Makeover,” “My Lottery Dream Home,” “Love It or List It,” “Fixer Upper” – We love shows about homes. We imagine that if we can find the right one, then everything will fall into place, and life will...
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Defending Biblical Creation: A Strategic Approach

By Larry Blythe
Evolutionists often present scientific arguments to refute Biblical creation in discussions about the origin of life. They claim that scientific evidence supports evolution over billions of years and argue that if God intervened in natural laws, science would be impossible. However, Biblical creationists can respond effectively using a strategic approach that challenges these claims and...
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All at a Red Light

All at a Red Light

By Rachael Carman
I had been at this particular red light before. In fact, for the past five years, I had been at this same intersection almost every Wednesday. We were on our way to music lessons, and as with most routines, the surroundings had long been taken for granted. The traffic was usually heavy but not at...
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Embracing the Homeschool Adventure: Instilling a Love of Learning

By Davis Carman
Fostering a love of learning in our children is a subject that is near and dear to our hearts. As veterans of the homeschool journey, we’ve discovered that this pursuit enriches our educational approach and transforms how we engage with the world around us. The Early Years As a former high school teacher, Rachael realized...
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Balancing academics and play in preschool homeschooling is easier with Apologia’s expert tips. Learn the best strategies to foster early learning while keeping education fun and engaging for young children. Read more on our blog!

Balancing Academics and Play in Preschool Homeschooling

By Rachael Yunis
Balancing academics and play in preschool homeschooling is easier with Apologia’s expert tips. Learn the best strategies to foster early learning while keeping education fun and engaging for young children.  Have you ever marveled at how preschoolers are preloaded with questions? Curiosity, observation, and questioning are not only enjoyable but also really important. Sometimes, as...
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Homeschooling with Purpose: Best Practices for Using A Bible Curriculum for Your Family

By Misty Bailey
As homeschooling continues to grow in popularity, many families are seeking ways to integrate their faith into their children’s education. Bible-based homeschooling is an excellent way to combine academic learning with spiritual growth. It offers students a deeper understanding of Scripture while nurturing their hearts. A structured Bible curriculum can serve as a guide, helping...
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Good moms listen. Yes, I want my kids to listen to me. But do you know what I’ve learned? It starts with me. That’s right.

Good Moms Listen

By Rachael Carman
Good moms listen. Yes, I want my kids to listen to me. But do you know what I’ve learned? It starts with me. That’s right. If I want them to listen to me, I must listen to them. And it starts early when they’re very young. When my kids were really little, they needed me...
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He Is Faithful

He is Faithful

By Rachael Carman
I never wanted to homeschool. When I first heard about it, instead of investigating, considering, and researching, I concluded it wasn’t for me. I had mapped out a course for my life and was determined to work the plan. Now, over two decades and seven graduated kids later, I am amazed at all God has...
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