Homeschool Update

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  How Many Teens are Leaving the Church? You've probably heard the scary stats: 86% of teens drop out of church. But what does research really show? And how can we pass on our faith? John UpChurch May 20, 2014
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  Homeschooling Our Two Giggly Girls I would have never imagined in a million years that I would become a homeschooler. Stefanie Smith May 20, 2014
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  5 D's of Learning for Gifted, Special Needs, and Average Students Do, Discover, Dramatize, Dialogue, and Drill are the KONOS 5 Ds of Learning. Read more to see how it works! Jessica Hulcy May 20, 2014
• A Tribute to Moms Moms. We are moms. We are warrior moms. United forever by the tight bonds of motherhood, we share this journey that we hold dear. Debbie McDaniel May 13, 2014
• How Organization Helps Create a Peaceful Home Staying home with our children is one of the sweetest blessings of homeschooling, but it also presents an inherent challenge: lived-in homes get messy more quickly than empty ones. Melissa Morgner May 13, 2014
• How to Celebrate the Seasons at Home Why not make the most of nature’s cycles by setting aside a special day of learning every three months? Joshua Greer May 06, 2014
• Great Books Fuel Unit Studies Every unit study needs three types of books: information books, classic literature books, and easy readers. Jessica Hulcy May 06, 2014
• Helping Children Learn About Art: Process vs. Product When parents or professionals focus on the product, especially when they have a very specific product in mind, this is not art. Mary Hood, PhD May 06, 2014
• Cyber Authorship: Inspired Writing for the Internet Age By starting a blog, posting notes on Facebook, or simply writing emails, you expand your audience and your purpose in writing. However, there are several aspects of cyber writing that you need to carefully... Amelia Harper Apr 29, 2014
• To Train Up a Pharisee? Dissecting Michael & Debi Pearl's Parenting Guide Michael and Debi Pearl’s method of discipline has many advocates, but critics say it lacks the gospel. Kiley Crossland Apr 29, 2014
• Remembering the Past: A Classical Approach to History The classical model of education relies on the skills of the Trivium—Latin for “three roads:” grammar, dialectic, and rhetoric. Leigh A. Bortins Apr 22, 2014
• Using the iPad for Homeschooling Homeschooling with an iPad opens many doors. Educational games, e-reader tools, and videos are popular in my house! Sarah Dugger Apr 22, 2014