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One of My Daughters Just Got Married

One of My Daughters Just Got Married

By Davis Carman
I have no greater joy than to hear that my children are walking in the truth. — 3 John 1:4 One of my three daughters got married last month. In the days leading up to the wedding, our family worked in the kitchen like a well-oiled machine, making table decorations, place cards, bouquets, and meals...
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How Many Times Do I Have to Tell You: Now is Not the Time

How Many Times Do I Have to Tell You: Now Is Not the Time

By Davis Carman
You can listen to this Let’s Talk Homeschool podcast episode or watch it on YouTube. Introduction Have you ever told your kids, “Now is not the time”? As parents, we often find ourselves in situations where we must explain the importance of timing to our children. Whether it’s a kid wanting a cupcake for breakfast...
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The 2024 Olympic Opening Ceremony: From a Biblical Worldview

The 2024 Olympic Opening Ceremony: From a Biblical Worldview

By Davis Carman
If you watched any of the 2024 Olympic Games held in Paris, you are most likely aware of the controversy surrounding the Olympic opening ceremony.  Many articles, podcasts, social media videos, and satires were posted in response. As the publisher of Creation-based science, math, and Bible curricula, I had an immediate reaction as well. And...
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books for homeschool moms

Books for Homeschool Moms

By Trisha Vuong
Are you preparing for your first year of homeschooling or need some fresh motivation? By popular demand, our team of homeschool mom veterans has compiled our favorite books just for you! For your convenience, these book suggestions are categorized so you can scroll right to the season you’re in. Add these to your home library,...
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The Proud and Lasting Legacy of Dads

The Proud and Lasting Legacy of Dads

By Davis Carman
In the spirit of Father’s Day, I can’t resist the temptation to present some classic dad jokes. You want to keep reading. I know you do. I was at a homeschool conference located on the shores of New Jersey over the weekend. As I was observing the wildlife, I asked myself why seagulls fly over...
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My Junk Drawer

My Junk Drawer

By Rachael Carman
This is what’s in the official Carman Family junk drawer in the kitchen. It is supposed to have handy writing utensils, a Post-it pad, some scissors (yeah, right), some tape, maybe a Sharpie; you get it – miscellaneous stuff. But those things are not usually in there. It’s supposed to be a place we can...
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But Homeschooling is Just for Other People!

But Homeschooling is “Just for Other People!”

By Rachael Carman
If you have ever thought that homeschooling is just for other people, read on. If you have ever said that you are not organized enough, you don’t have enough patience, or you wouldn’t know where to start to homeschool, read on. And if you have ever wanted to experience the power of the risen Savior...
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The Ugly BackYard

The Ugly Backyard

By Rachael Carman
God is so good. I realize that sometimes it is an overused statement, but too often, it is the only statement that can explain Him. He is the Great I Am, the Creator God, the Master of the universe, and He is so good. After selling our house, we needed a rental house until our...
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Adapting Any Curriculum to Fit Your Child’s Learning Style

By Rachael Yunis
Homeschooling families have so many curriculum options available that evaluating each program for a personal fit for your student can be exhausting. There are, however, some key criteria that can help you assess and adapt any curriculum to fit your child’s learning style. Adapt Your Curriculum to Fit Your Child Rather Than Expect Your Child...
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30 Reasons Why We Homeschool

30 Reasons “Why” We Homeschool

By Rachael Carman
I recently graduated my youngest child from our homeschool. Amazingly, I wrote this article after a mere seven years under my belt, and it is still timely today. I hope it encourages you, meets you right where you are, and provides some direction and answers for the questions you are struggling with today. Homeschooling Was...
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