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[…] good way, and find peace for your soul. So what does this mean from a practical standpoint? Here’s some unconventional direction that I’ll bet isn’t shared at many commencement ceremonies these days: Guys, be the man God created you to be. Girls, be the woman God created you to be. Stay pure while you […]
[…] that energize and invigorate homeschooling mothers with plus practical encouragement for the homeschool journey. She is the author of How To Have A H.E.A.R.T. For Your Kids, How Many Times Do I Have to Tell You?, and co-author of How to Homeschool with Stunning Confidence, Contagious Joy, and Amazing Focus. Enjoy more encouragement and inspiration from […]
[…] pursue the life and work God has prepared in advance for them (Ephesians 2:10). As your children look back on their early years, the memories will be many and beautiful. They will sing to your child’s heart about the joys of their time under your roof. Keeping a summer scrapbook will enhance these memories […]
[…] notions of academic success. Instead of following conventional methods, she suggests parents should focus on fostering deep understanding in a few areas rather than superficial knowledge in many. This depth-oriented approach can involve exploring a handful of subjects thoroughly, even if it means going off the beaten path. It’s about pausing to allow ideas […]
[…] daily routines and rhythms, as in a tapestry. Over time, a beautiful picture takes shape, capturing the family’s unique culture and colored with God’s grace. I love how homeschooling shaped our family. I love how my marriage to Rachael was affected by this lifestyle. We worked together in ways I never imagined on our […]
[…] are like whitewashed tombs, which appear beautiful on the outside, but inside are full of dead men’s bones and every impurity.” (Matthew 23:27) An expert sailor with many years of experience prepared to navigate a solo trip across the Atlantic. He commissioned a boat made to his specifications, and she was a beauty. A […]
[…] practice. It’s not always easy, even for those of us who love planning. But together, we find ways to stay motivated and celebrate our successes, no matter how small. Extending the Focus to Months and Quarters As you become comfortable with weekly goals, extending this practice to monthly and quarterly goals can facilitate tackling […]
[…] Their Faith Once they have a strong grasp on their faith through walking with the Lord, it is wise to study other belief systems. Staying keen on how to identify false teachings will help lead to a lifelong devotion to God. Ultimately, we want our children to be able to defend their beliefs. Where […]
[…] a recommended course sequence (one possible curriculum path option your child can take). 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 […]
[…] to resist allowing “whatever” in. Storing up treasures in Heaven is best achieved by filling my heart with His truth and serving others. Loving the Lord is how we live each day, acknowledging and worshiping Him in all that we say and do. Do you have a junk drawer, closet, or garage that you […]
[…] a recommended course sequence (one possible curriculum path option your child can take). 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 […]
[…] week in their liturgical services. You’ve probably heard of the Apostles’ Creed or the Nicene Creed. What about the Athanasian Creed? Are these the same? If not, how do they differ? One simple distinction between the Apostles’ and Nicene Creeds is that the former starts each main section with “I believe,” while the latter […]
[…] can start by not doing what you would normally do as work the other six days of the week. But don’t go straight to the rules of how to properly Sabbath. You don’t need to have it all figured out. Just start. Stop doing and enjoy simply being. God’s presence cannot be fully enjoyed if you’re rushing […]
[…] guided my way, directed and redirected my steps. At times, it is hard for me to hear or discern Your voice. But I look back and remember how You have been faithful. I look at creation and am reminded that You are God, and I am Yours. I am glad to be in Your […]
“All the Law and the Prophets depend on these two commands.” (Matthew 22:40) Six-hundred-thirteen. Remember that number. According to Jewish tradition, that’s how many laws were officially on the books from when God handed the Law down to Moses. I don’t know how hard most Israelites tried to keep these laws, but there were […]
[…] the history of humanity by this nation—they were selected to bring the kingdom of God to earth. God did this by working His sovereignty amid free will. How this happens is yet another mystery our finite minds can’t fully comprehend. He is God and we are not. Try as we may, we won’t figure […]
[…] good at his work and carefully watched his flock, counting them several times a day to make sure none had wandered off, intentionally or unintentionally. This is how he noticed one was missing. Was this particular lamb a repeat offender? Some sheep do tend to find themselves in bad situations more easily and more […]
[…] learners lean more towards athletics, find themselves fidgeting while processing information, and prefer hands-on activities. And finally, social learners typically learn best by interacting with others. So how can you, as a homeschool parent, support each of your children in their varying learning styles? Explore Apologia’s resources to help your homeschool children thrive. Reading/writing […]
Writing is hard. At least, that’s what students tell me. Writing makes their hands hurt. They don’t know where to begin. They don’t know how to construct paragraphs. If they’re not interested in the topic, they can’t think of anything to write anyway. The list goes on and on and is pretty much the […]
[…] group that you decide to organize multiple visits. There are many details that go along with planning a homeschool field trip with a group of other families. How can you easily keep a record of these details? Manage Homeschool Field Trip Registrations with One Tool Make registration for your field trip easier for you […]
