Homeschool Castles
By Davis CarmanThe village has been around since the 1700s. The thatch roofs look original and really don’t leak. Each “house”—they look more like huts—is placed on a 10-meter by 15-meter lot, enough room for a one-room schoolhouse. This is certainly small by U.S. standards, but outdoor space is also utilized; a small vegetable garden flourishes there....Read More
Why is it Important to Study History: A Biblical Perspective
By Trisha VuongIn a world marked by constant change, the importance of studying history holds a profound significance for students seeking wisdom and guidance in their journey of faith. As followers of Christ, we are called to reflect on the past and draw lessons that inform our present actions and shape our future. So, let’s explore the...Read More
Making the Choice: When to Start Homeschooling
By Rachael YunisFreedom to Live Life as It Was Meant to Be Lived Are you wondering when to start homeschooling? Homeschooling has been around longer than any other form of education. Before there were brick-and-mortar buildings and teachers with education degrees that prepared them for multitudes of students, there was simply learning passed from one generation to...Read More
Fall in Love with the Science of Autumn: Hidden Colors Activity
By Rachael YunisFall is a beautiful time of year full of hidden colors from other seasons. In many parts of the world, its crisp, cool air and colorful trees leave families wanting to spend as much time outdoors as possible. Opportunities for camping trips, bonfires, farmer’s markets, and community fairs and festivals show up throughout weekends in...Read More
Don’t Settle for an Elf on a Shelf
By Rachael CarmanWe all know the tune “Santa Claus is Coming To Town.” You better watch out You better not cry You better not pout I’m telling you why Santa Claus is coming to town He’s making a list He’s checking it twice He’s gonna find out Who’s naughty or nice Santa Claus is comin’ to...Read More
Is Homeschooling Expensive? Breaking Down the Costs
By Trisha VuongThe homeschooling movement continues to gain traction, attracting families who appreciate the flexibility and personalized learning environment it offers. In 2023, the U.S. Census Bureau’s Household Pulse Survey concluded that close to 4 million families were opting for homeschooling in the U.S. alone. Homeschooling allows parents to tailor their child’s education to fit their family’s...Read More
12 Living Books About Astronomy
By Trisha VuongWe have compiled a list of 12 living books that complement the study of Exploring Creation with Astronomy. First things first. What is a living book? It is one of the more perplexing questions that Charlotte Mason inspired homeschoolers wrestle with. Miss Mason emphasized that we offer a generous feast of living stories to children....Read More
Gobbling Turkey Craft
By Rachael YunisCreate a gobbling turkey craft this Thanksgiving! Learn about the science of sound with this fun science activity. Supplies for turkey craft: • One plastic cup • One paper clip • 22” piece of string • Construction paper or Tissue paper • Tape (or glue) • Scissors • Ruler • Paper towel • Water •...Read More