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Stress-Free Logos Science Lab Kits for Homeschool
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Once upon a time, I piecemealed our science projects together, gathering bits of this or scraps of that from around our home to create three...
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A Case for BJU Press Online Physical Science {a review}
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The other day, my 9th-grade son mentioned something about inertia at the lunch table. "That's interesting. Tell me more," cam...
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A Case for IEW Fix It! Grammar {a curriculum review}
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(This post contains affiliate links. Please see my disclosure policy for full details.) Written by Krista Smith . Recently, I mentioned t...
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A Case for IEW Structure & Style {curriculum review}
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Written by Krista Smith . Last year during my summer-long quest to find the best curriculums for my family for the 2022-2023 school year, I...
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Learning American History Through Literature: An Open-and-Go Charlotte Mason History Progam
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In the past fifteen years of homeschooling, I've used three different phonics/grammar programs and two different spelling programs. I...
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Distance Learning That Isn't a Dumpster Fire
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When faced with the task of deciding how best to educate her kids next year, a friend sent me a private message asking for advice regarding...
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Abeka Phonics K-2nd: What to Buy and What to Skip
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We've officially got seven readers in our home. A quick mental calculation will tell you that this means all five of my children hav...
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All About Reading for Building Fluency and Confidence
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Written by Jessica . (This post contains affiliate links. Please see my disclosure policy for full details.) Our family has be...
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What a Homeschooler Really Thinks of Distance Learning from BJU Press
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I am a finite woman with limited expertise. I know a lot about some things, but very little about most others. My ignorance doesn't ...
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My Experience with My Father's World Adventures in U.S. History
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Written by Jessica . I’ve never been a fan of pre-packaged or all-in-one curricula. I’ve always thought that part of the advantage of...
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Teaching Textbooks 3.0: Learning for the Digital Age
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Once upon a time, I hated math and my kids did too. But then I Providentially stumbled upon Teaching Textbooks and like manna from the he...
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Top Resources for Developing a Christian Worldview of Current Events
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Written by Abby of 4onemore.com . As a Christian parent, it can sometimes be difficult to keep my kids informed about current events...
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What if Kids Could Read Books Like They Binge Watch Netfix?
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Written by Jessica . (This post contains affiliate links. Please see my disclosure policy for full details.) A few months ago...
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Two MUST HAVE Typing Programs for Kids
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Written by Krista Smith . Back in the day when I learned to type, I sat at a yellowed keyboard in a room just off the library at Cra...
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Preventing Summer Slide for the Struggling Reader
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It's estimated that parents and teachers spend nearly two months at the start of the school year re-teaching previously learned m...
Raising a Knight in a Decaying Culture
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Four weeks ago, my son along with all the other boys in his boys' club at church, was presented with a wooden sword. It had his name ...
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5 Sneaky Tricks for When You Can't Teach All-the-Things In Your Homeschool
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In my first few years of homeschooling, I tried to cram all-the-things into every single moment of our days. I was so afraid that I...
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Learning Language Arts Through Literature: An Open-n-Go Charlotte Mason Education
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"Narrating is an art, like poetry-making or painting, because it is there in every child's mind, waiting to be discovered, and...
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Why I Use Teaching Textbooks {and why you should too}
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Can I tell you a secret? Lean in really close so that I can whisper it. I'm allergic to math. No, really. A math allergy is a THI...
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Pieces of the Promise: a family Easter tradition
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I'll have to admit, it's so easy to do Christmas well . With its bright lights, holiday parties, and Advent traditions , Christm...
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