Homeschool Update

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  Are Homeschool Families More Likely to Experience Divorce? Homeschooling families aren’t perfect. We are all flawed, sinful individuals, and it’s so important to be accountable to someone. Dannah Gresh Jul 02, 2019
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  The Gift of Memorization Children memorize words—it is part of the way they learn. But will we encourage them to memorize more than just pop songs? Emily McIntyre Jul 02, 2019
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  5 Ways Homeschool Prepared Me to Excel in College Never in my life had I felt like such an imposter. Act natural, I told myself, as if you’ve been doing this all your life—like everyone else here probably has. I glanced around the room, surveying the... Patricia Engler Jun 25, 2019
• 4 Reasons Why Learning American Folklore is Great for Kids Folklore will always be with us because it is continually evolving, but it is important to continue passing on traditional folklore, as well. Many children today are growing up with little knowledge of it.... Cheri Blomquist Jun 25, 2019
• School Is Out, but Learning Doesn't Have to Be! School is out for the summer, but that doesn’t mean all the learning has to come to an end. In fact, summer is a great time to abandon the workbooks and allow your kids to delve into interests and... Amanda Idleman Jun 25, 2019
• Motivating the Reluctant Learner: Part 1 Debra Bell Jun 18, 2019
• Recovering from Perfect Mom Syndrome Do you also suffer from Perfect Mom Syndrome? The symptoms include comparison with other moms, a sense of failure, judgmental attitudes, fearfulness, joyless performance of duties, incessant chasing of new... Melissa Kruger Jun 18, 2019
• To Parents Whose Kids Have Abandoned the Faith One of the heaviest burdens a believing parent can bear comes when a son or daughter abandons the faith they once professed. It happens. And when it does, you may find yourself wondering where you went... Colin Smith Jun 11, 2019
• 10 Easy Ways Exhausted Moms Can Recharge This Summer How do we accomplish rest, when we still have kids running around, all with needs that still must be met? We make rest a priority! Here are a few ideas on how to prioritize a chance for you to recharge over... Jun 11, 2019
• 7 Ways to Survive Sending Your Child Off to College Letting go is part of parenting. It’s the end goal of our big-picture job description—to prepare our kids to navigate the world on their own. Lori Freeland Jun 11, 2019
• 12 Special Ways to Celebrate Dad on Father's Day Dads often put in long hours providing and caring for their families, and Father's Day can be a great way to say thank you for those acts of sacrifice. Around this June holiday, there is always a... Amy Green Jun 04, 2019
• 3 Ways Philemon Helps Parents Guide Their Children through Friend Problems How can we as parents be wise when our children have friend problems? We tell them a story about Philemon in the Bible and his choice to forgive an offense. Pam Kanaly Jun 04, 2019