Christianity has played a significant role in shaping history, ethics, and the moral foundation of countless societies. Yet, in today’s educational landscape, the discussion of Christianity in education is often met with controversy. The question remains: Should Christianity be taught in schools? And if so, how can it be done in a way that fosters understanding, moral growth, and intellectual curiosity without infringing ... Read the Post...
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Creating an Engaging Homeschool Experience with Projectors
Kids learn best when they’re interested and involved. That’s why using a projector can take home education to the next level. Instead of just reading about a subject, children can see it come to life through interactive visuals. Science lessons become more exciting with animations, and reading time feels immersive with words displayed on a big screen. A projector makes learning fresh and fun, which is perfect for creating ... Read the Post...
Organized Living Room Ideas: Starting with the Right Sofa
A cozy, organized living room makes home feel inviting. Whether you're refreshing your space or starting from scratch, your sofa is the foundation of both style and function. It’s where families gather, guests relax, and you unwind at the end of the day. Picking the right one can make all the difference in creating a space that feels both comfortable and well put together. Here are a few key ideas to help you start ... Read the Post...
Faith and Education in Homeschooling: the Role of Healthcare Principles
As education keeps shifting, more families are looking for ways to blend faith with learning, and faith-based healthcare is becoming part of that conversation. Colleges like Liberty and Baylor set the example, showing how academics, healthcare principles and Christian values can go hand in hand. For homeschooling families, this kind of approach can be especially appealing—offering a way to weave biblical principles into ... Read the Post...
11 Christ-Centered Valentine’s Day Crafts for Kids
Valentine's Day is the perfect opportunity to fill our homes with reminders of God's REAL love. Christ-centered Valentine's Day crafts—not just the warm, fuzzy kind, but ones that reflect the deep, unconditional love found in Scripture, is a great way to do this. As Christian parents, we can use this (Hallmark) holiday to teach our kids about God's love in a fun and creative way through faith-filled activities that ... Read the Post...
When Do Kids Learn to Read? Reading Milestones by Age
As parents, we all wonder if our kids are on track when it comes to reading. It’s natural to compare, to question, and to sometimes worry if they’re developing at the right pace. The truth is, every child progresses differently, but there are some general reading milestones that can help us gauge where they should be, whether you choose to homeschool or not. Understanding these reading milestones not only helps us ... Read the Post...
How to Create a Beautiful and Kid-Safe Home
As moms, we all dream of having a home that’s both cozy and kid-safe home. Sure, keeping hazards in check is a must, but that doesn’t mean you have to give up style. With a few simple changes, you can have a space that works for the whole family - without feeling like you’re living in a daycare center. Let’s look at some easy ways to make your home both beautiful and kid-friendly. Start with the Outside Before ... Read the Post...
Tools for Simplifying Homework in Your Homeschool Routine
Managing "homework" in a homeschool setting brings its unique chaos – from mysteriously vanishing assignments to the daily "But I don't know where to start!" declarations. As any parent guided by faith and determination knows, creating an effective learning environment at home requires both wisdom and practical solutions. Between juggling multiple subjects, keeping track of assignments, and maintaining motivation, ... Read the Post...
Free MLK Day Resources for Your Homeschool
Looking for Free MLK Copywork? Here are 20 famous quotes to add a little History to your copywork lessons! Instant Download no email needed! Were you aware that one of Martin Luther King Jr.'s advisers had recommended that he skip the phrase "I have a dream" from his well-known speech on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial on August 28, 1963? Thankfully, King did not follow that advice. Those four short words from his ... Read the Post...
7 Things to Do When Homeschooling Gets Hard
In this post - As a homeschool mom you will hit some hard seasons. We all do. Actually, we all know it too well. Wouldn't it be nice if every day was rainbows and gumdrops? But we all know that life can stomp all over us sometimes. These bodies and brains can get tired and burnt out occasionally. As moms, we want to conquer "all the things". In this article, I share 7 simple things to do when homeschooling gets hard and ... Read the Post...
Preparing Kids for the Future with EdTech in the Classroom
With all the shiny new tech developments of the 21st century, it’s no wonder we’re facing some growing pains. And when it comes to addressing these modern challenges, we often turn to our schools. The big question is: Are our educational institutions prepared to equip students with the skills they’ll need to thrive in a tech-driven world? That’s where EdTech—short for educational technology—comes in. It’s a ... Read the Post...
Tailoring Your Homeschool Curriculum for a Child with HIE
Homeschooling isn’t just about academics—it’s about creating a space where your child can thrive in every way, at their own pace, and with the tools they need to succeed. For families navigating life with a child who has hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE), this freedom becomes even more meaningful. HIE often brings unique challenges in learning, mobility, and daily routines, but it also invites parents to think outside ... Read the Post...
Your Guide to an Organized and Flexible Homeschool Life
While homeschooling gives you the freedom to tailor your child's education, having an organized and flexible homeschool is key to keeping your days balanced and your sanity intact. A rigid schedule might seem like the golden ticket to productivity, but trust me, it often leads to stress—for you and your kids. Instead, aim for a loose structure that leaves room for spontaneity and those unexpected learning moments (like ... Read the Post...
Study Smarter, Not Harder: Your Guide to Acing End-of-Year Exams
End-of-year exams have a way of creeping up and bringing along a wave of stress. But here’s the good news: preparing for them doesn’t have to feel like climbing a mountain in flip-flops. Research shows that most students believe better study methods could seriously boost their performance—and they’re right. With the right tools and techniques, you can turn exam prep into something manageable, even (dare I say) rewarding. ... Read the Post...
Keeping Your Baby Warm in Winter for Outdoor Walks
Baby, it’s cold outside—and if you’ve ever tried bundling up a squirmy little one while they protest every layer, you know it’s not for the faint of heart. But keeping your baby warm and cozy during outdoor adventures is non-negotiable. Babies aren’t as good at regulating their body temperature as we are, so dressing them appropriately is key for happy, fuss-free winter walks. Today, we’ll go over how to dress your baby ... Read the Post...