Encouragement, Tips, and Resources for Moms and Homeschoolers
Looking for Free MLK Copywork? Here are 20 famous quotes to add a little History to your copywork lessons! 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… View Post
Finding Educational YouTube channels for kids is one of the easiest ways to supplement your homeschool. There are thousands of educational videos to choose from. We’ve been using YouTube Channels in our homeschool from the get go. YouTube is almost always on our list of homeschooling plans for the day. I like to make playlists and then we watch them… View Post
Does your family enjoy audiobooks? Are you looking for something to engage your kids with Christian history? Heirloom Audio has released an outstanding collection of audio adventures. They are a perfect blend of history, faith, and adventure. It’s really NEXT LEVEL entertainment that is…shh don’t tell my kids… also educational. A homeschool mom’s dream! Get Your Audio Adventure Set Audio… View Post
Do you teach about famous artists in your homeschool? Art history hasn’t really been in our lesson plans that much, or at all really. But in the back of my mommy mind, I always wanted to add it but had no clue where to start. Honestly, I don’t really know much about it, so I was a bit intimidated. Yep,… View Post
This is a Guest Post by Kimberly Garcia If, like most homeschoolers, you struggle with “getting everything done,” the Write from History series will provide you with an easy method to teach writing and enhance your student’s history studies simultaneously. This time-saving curriculum contains historical narratives, time period poetry, text excerpts from primary source documents, and cultural tales which… View Post
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