Homeschool

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  Raising Politically Incorrect Christians - Part 1 Just how difficult will it be for our Christian, conservative homeschool graduates as they go out into the politically correct world? It is a troubling question with potentially dire consequences for our... JoJo Tabares Mar 09, 2007
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  "Just" a Homemaker? We know that being the homemaker is not all roses and rainbows or June Cleaver doing her housework in a perfectly pleated dress, pearls, make-up and hair. But what we do counts for far more than the "image"... Kim Wolf Mar 05, 2007
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  Encourage the Love of Learning in Your Teen Don't be discouraged by complications or overwhelmed by unnecessary worries, but instead realize what a unique path you are traveling and foster the love of learning. Jessica Eve deCastro Mar 02, 2007
• Classical Music – A New Way to Teach It Have you found a classical music program that works for your preschool children as well as for your older children? Do they become excited about classical music? Since classical music is much more complex... Marjorie Persons Feb 28, 2007
• How to Stay Inspired Inspired people make things happen. If things are not happening around the house, usually it is because the mom is uninspired. Here are some tricks to help you stay inspired. Katharine Trauger Feb 26, 2007
• Safe Surfing The Internet is a powerful tool for good, and we celebrate the good things we discover. We also know that there is a lot of filth in the online world. How can a family safely use the Internet without... David Edgecomb Feb 21, 2007
• Numbered Days and Marked Milestones Often we forget that eternity is not a mark we cross at death. Eternity exists now. Imagine our lives marked on an infinite timeline; we would barely be off the zero, but we are in eternity. The sobering... Marla Nowak Feb 19, 2007
• Answers: High School Homeschooling "The main skill students need is a high level of reading ability. They must be able to read and understand a wide variety of materials…I get excited when I see homeschoolers today experimenting along similar... Dr. Ruth Beechick Feb 16, 2007
• Beyond Lacy Hearts This Valentine's Day I may or may not buy candy hearts or shower my family with mushy cards, but I am asking God to help me give a Valentine's gift that will last a lifetime... Paula Moldenhauer Feb 12, 2007
• The Great Awakening The preacher's monotone voice filled the church in Northampton, Massachusetts. As the brilliant Jonathan Edwards spoke, he kept his eyes focused on the back wall of the church. Gently, Edwards' words began... Amy Puetz Feb 07, 2007
• Making Your Homeschool Tick Does it seem like your homeschool clock has wound down, take inventory. Is your pendulum swinging? Are you finding the balance between work and play, free time and study time, school and learning? Lori M. Henry Feb 02, 2007
• Where Did Measurements Come From? Have you ever wondered where our measurements came from? Is it really true that a ruler is a foot long because it's about as long as a man's foot? If that's true, then back in the days before rulers, did a... Matthew Lewis Jan 24, 2007