Homeschool

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  Meeting God's Requirements for Our Children Earlier this year, we graduated our first homeschooled student. She began her first job , and has done very well, receiving a promotion within two weeks of being hired. Her boss praised her for the hard... Deb Turner Oct 27, 2006
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  Trick-or-Treating with Purpose Kim Wier Oct 25, 2006
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  The Essence of Christian Parenting Until we, as parents, understand and actualize God's precepts in our own hearts, we will not be able to successfully encourage spiritual health and growth in our children. Yet it seems that, by default, we... Marc and Cynthia Carrier Oct 23, 2006
• Making the Highschool Journey - Part 3 Parents who are homeschooling their high schoolers have a myriad of options and resources to choose from. Not only can you design a course of study that is suited to your child's strengths and goals, but you... Andrea Longbottom Oct 20, 2006
• Redeeming Halloween: The Fear-Not Party The Fear-Not Halloween Party is just one creative way to help your elementary-aged children realize that our God is not the God of fear, and that no matter what comes, the "Lord will be [their] confidence." ... Kim Wier & Pam McCune Oct 18, 2006
• Our Less Traveled Path Unpleasant thoughts flooded my mind when the guidance counselor asked to meet with my husband and me. I was PTO President and Chairman of the Advisory Board. I was very involved in my children's school life.... Joyce Burges Oct 16, 2006
• Making the Highschool Journey - Part 2 Finding sports opportunities is probably one of the biggest concerns for homeschooled high schoolers. Though it is still challenging for homeschooled students to join regular team sports and attract the... Andrea Longbottom Oct 13, 2006
• Elisha's (Home) School of Grace The Old Testament prophet, Elisha, faced a series of challenges and trials with a group of men known as "the sons of the prophets." These were his students and occasionally they created some hair-raising... Timothy Palla Oct 10, 2006
• Celebrating Columbus Day You may remember from grade school being taught that Christopher Columbus also wanted to prove the earth was round. We were told that people back then thought you could "fall off the edge of the earth" if... Maggie S. Hogan Oct 07, 2006
• Making the Highschool Journey - Part 1 Marcia prepared an average of 150 lessons each week, an approach that worked when the children were in the lower grades. But when the two eldest began high school, Marcia felt she did not have the time to... Andrea Longbottom Oct 06, 2006
• Starting a Family Business on the Internet Almost everyone has wondered what it would be like to have their own business. And this is especially true in homeschool circles. Could my family benefit from starting a small business? How much time would... Stephen Beck Oct 04, 2006
• Homeschooling Against All Odds To be candid, there have been times in the last eleven years I've been tempted to quit homeschooling. Years of financial difficulty made me wonder if my children needed my earning power more than my... Paula Moldenhauer Sep 29, 2006