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[…] Lord directs his steps. — Proverbs 16:9 (NKJV) It’s a new year, which means you’re probably thinking about setting some goals. Do you know where to start? How many should you make? Setting goals is one thing; achieving them is quite another. So I’m going to give you five goal-setting moves to help you […]
[…] summer. With KIPP’s culture of constant learning, a student continued to learn and thrive resulting in constant academic improvement and graduates ready and able to enter college. How does all this apply to homeschooling? That’s easy. Homeschooling is a 24/7/365 lifestyle of learning. A homeschooling family can create a context for the concerted cultivation […]
[…] homeschool. My kids never get bored of their math books since each lesson uses different manipulatives and activities to teach the concepts. I am so impressed with how well the books are written and especially love using generic manipulatives and household items we already have. My 2nd grader gets easily frustrated when things take […]
Apologia publishes Creation-based science curricula. I hope you realize just how unique this is in a world saturated in Darwinism and the teaching of evolution. The perspective from which you teach science will have a profound influence on the understanding, interpretation, and worldview of your students. I believe that all subjects—science, math, language, history, […]
[…] of Abington Township School District v. Schempp, the U.S. Supreme Court effectively banned school officials from organizing or leading prayers and devotional Bible reading in public schools. Many people point to this as a major watershed moment in the history of our country when American society entered a post-Christian era. “As for me and […]
[…] I neglected personal devotions. Time alone with God kept me grounded, focused, and enabled me to keep things in proper perspective. Divide the workload by teaching children how to help with housework and meal preparation. They need these skills anyway. Next on my list, buy a good planner. I enjoyed choosing books for the […]
[…] sins? What about mankind in general? Are people basically good or evil? This is a question for the ages, and the ramifications of the answer are significant. Many historians refer to Augustine as the father of the Roman Catholic, Protestant, and Orthodox churches. Yet this man wrestled with sin in a big way. He […]
[…] good and wise counsel. When I talk with my own adult children, I often share a similar vision of the good life. With a few tweaks, here’s how I would frame it: Get married. Have as many children as God would send. Homeschool. Make the love and knowledge of God paramount in your marriage, your […]
[…] like a regular occurrence. For our kids, it was! But so many of their friends couldn’t relate. It’s a foreign concept. Each of our kids now recognizes how unique, powerful, and relationship-building mealtime discussions were to their own growth and development. Ready to Change the World? The title of a Breakpoint article says it […]
[…] lower cost on the island. Island Living Activity The next time you and your family go to a store or market, take a look at the prices. How much do you pay for a gallon of milk or other items in your town, compared to the amount someone living in Hawaii would pay for […]
[…] more time my kids spent outside,” she said, “the better they got along.” Time in nature minimized squabbles and made for more harmonious family dynamics. Science shows how beneficial nature is for emotional health, and Jeannie noticed how much time spent outdoors positively affected her kids’ focus and cooperation. As Jeannie’s kids discovered their […]
[…] smell. We live with our human nature interacting with nature itself. So, choosing the right physical science course for your homeschooled student should be a matter of how you want your student to view his or her physical world. Understanding Physical Science What is physical science? Well, it’s a way to learn about our […]
What are homeschool essentials? These are things your students need to learn, and most of the time, money can’t buy! We’ve all heard this before: Adult: “ How’s school going? What’s your favorite subject?” Teen: “I dunno. I hate school!“ When Children “Hate School” Does this bother you? Do you just accept it as […]
[…] provided a recommended course sequence for you to view. Curriculum Scope & Sequence Books for further reading How to Have a H.E.A.R.T for Your Kids by Rachael Carman How Many Times Do I Have to Tell You? by Rachael Carman Co-Op Kickstart Guide There are many creative ways to teach an Apologia course in a co-op setting, giving […]
[…] world so they can see the important role math plays in everyday life. But perhaps the most important aspect of this course is teaching students through mathematics how our Creator is present in their lives. Below is a list of topics covered in Level 6. Multiplication Factors and Prime Factorization Long Division Exponents Square […]
[…] inside and outside the womb. What Can You Do in this Literal Fight for Life? The fight for life is clearly not over. Abortion is allowed in many states. March for Life and other pro-life organizations have adjusted their strategies to focus on state marches. March for Life organized six in 2023, have fourteen […]
[…] Homeschool Co-Op Kickstart Guide for helpful information on getting started. Co-Op Kickstart Guide Books for further reading How to Have a H.E.A.R.T for Your Kids by Rachael Carman How Many Times Do I Have to Tell You? by Rachael Carman Curriculum Bundles Looking for curriculum ideas for students in other grades? Check out these other blog posts. […]
[…] what I needed. But where to begin… Have you ever sat in front of an open textbook and thought to yourself I don’t even know this stuff; how am I supposed to teach this to my child? If so, you’re not alone. Nothing can feel more discouraging than to KNOW you are called to […]
[…] they only knew the solutions available to them; if they only knew better. Here are some common examples: Obesity wouldn’t be plaguing Americans if they only knew how to eat better. People wouldn’t smoke if they knew how bad it was for their lungs. No one would waste money playing the lottery if they […]
[…] down my career with all its accolades and accomplishments for the service of my family was the most humbling thing I’ve ever done. It was a struggle many days to feel significant during diaper changes, feedings, and seemingly endless piles of laundry. There was no paycheck, no awards night, and certainly no annual review […]
