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Creation – The Who, What, Why, and How?

Creation – The Who, What, Why, and How?

By Davis CarmanFor we know that the whole creation has been groaning together in the pains of childbirth until now. And not only the creation, but we ourselves…  — Romans 8:22-23a The “How” Apologia publishes creation-based science, math, and Bible curriculum. When you hear the term “creation-based,” what comes to mind? Maybe the first thing that pops...Read More
Why We Still March for Life

Why We Still March for Life

By Davis CarmanAs a creation-based science, math, and Bible curriculum publisher, it makes sense that one of my personal interests is to be involved in the fight to protect God’s “very good” creation— namely, mankind. Human beings are made in the imago Dei, meaning the “image of God.” So God created man in his own image, in the...Read More
The Heart of Apologia

The Heart of Apologia

By Rachael YunisSomeone recently asked me to describe the “Heart of Apologia.” It took me a moment to contemplate what they were really asking me to do. There were so many ways I could have taken my response. The people I work with at Apologia are some of my good friends. And I know that we all...Read More
Why Self-Directed Homeschool Curriculums Are So Good!

Why Self-Directed Homeschool Curriculums Are So Good!

By Rebecca DevittIn the realm of homeschooling, a notable trend has taken root: the growing popularity of self-directed homeschool curriculum programs. The question that arises is: What’s driving this surge? The answer lies in the inherent flexibility these curricula offer. They provide a tailored approach to learning, allowing children to navigate their educational paths at their own...Read More
Our Top 10 Homeschool Field Trips

Our Top 10 Homeschool Field Trips

By Davis CarmanIn last month’s blog article, I listed 26 words of wisdom from 26 years of homeschooling experience. I want to highlight and combine two of those items. First on that list was “Go on one more family vacation before the month ends.” And number 24 on the list suggested that you “Plan a secret field...Read More
26 Words of Wisdom for an Awesome Homeschool Year

26 Words of Wisdom for an Awesome Homeschool Year

By Davis CarmanI love lists. In fact, I’ve written several list-style blog posts: 77 Fun, Serious, Obvious, and Obscure Reasons to Homeschool and Five Great Reasons Why You Need to Homeschool Now, just to name a couple. I’m going to assume that you like a good list just as much as I do.  If I’m correct, then read...Read More
The Valley (Not the Mountaintop) is the Place of Vision

The Valley (Not the Mountaintop) is the Place of Vision

By Davis CarmanAn oracle concerning the valley of vision. (Isaiah 22:1) My morning and evening readings often include a selection from The Valley of Vision. This is a collection of Puritan prayers and devotions first published in 1975 and in its sixteenth printing as of 2018. Each prayer has a poetic form that eases comprehension, enlarges and...Read More
The Revival Right in Front of You

The Revival Right in Front of You

By Davis CarmanAnd it shall come to pass afterward, that I will pour out my Spirit on all flesh; your sons and your daughters shall prophesy, your old men shall dream dreams, and your young men shall see visions. — Joel 2:28 (ESV) Asbury College Spiritual Awakening Last month, a revival broke out unexpectedly at Asbury College,...Read More
5 Charlotte Mason Values: And Comparisons to Traditional Schooling

5 Charlotte Mason Values: And Comparisons to Traditional Schooling

By Davis CarmanIf you’ve been running in homeschool circles or researching home education online, you’ve probably heard of Charlotte Mason. Apologia’s curriculum is based on the Charlotte Mason educational philosophy. But what are the Charlotte Mason values, and how can you incorporate it into your homeschool? “Education is a life, an atmosphere, a discipline.” – Charlotte Mason, 1842-1923...Read More
9 Homeschool Field Trip Ideas

9 Homeschool Field Trip Ideas

By Alyssa EspositoSome days, you can feel it; school is just not going to happen like usual. Maybe the siblings are arguing, a kitchen appliance broke, and breakfast is chaos, or the weather is too nice not to enjoy it. Whatever the situation, one of the great things about homeschooling is that your days can be flexible,...Read More