We asked a few of our loyal customers which one of our products they liked the best. It’s no surprise these amazing moms all had different answers. We think our
Jesus’ parables were meant to drive us toward action and understanding in our own lives
Curriculum decisions were always the biggest piece of my homeschool planning puzzle. Once those decisions were made, it was time to put all the other pieces in place.
Grammar for Writers is designed to help students and writers analyze their own writing, diagnose problems, and write better sentences. The series is taught by Jonathan Rogers.
Do you have a homeschooled kid who loves movies and needs elective credits? Filmmaking teaches valuable skills and develops kids intellectually and artistically.
Is it necessary to align your homeschool to one specific philosophy of education? What do you really need to know to homeschool well?
Is the holiday season a good time to contemplate the principles of economics? We think so! How will you spend your limited resources to be a good steward before God?
Homeschooling has its challenges, but it is also full of surprising blessings. When you reflect on these years with your kids, what will you really be grateful for?
Are you researching foreign language curriculum for your homeschool? Are you afraid you won’t be able to teach your kids a language you don’t speak? Learn some simple tools to encourage yourself and your kids to learn a new language.
Essay writing develops more than just writing skills. These tips will help with assigning and grading homeschool essays.
Are you teaching our American History course with more than one student? Discover some simple ways to enjoy the curriculum and adapt it to meet your family’s needs.
World history is so important. It expands our perspective of other cultures and gives us a greater understanding of how other people live. While non-fiction books are indispensable tools to
Choosing homeschool curriculum doesn’t have to be scary. Check out these tips, and approach this task with confidence!
Lesson planning with digital tools makes planning easy and flexible. Here are a couple of ways to keep your homeschool organized so you can spend more time learning with your kids!
Are you overwhelmed with all the curriculum files you’ve got on your computer? Here are some easy steps to getting your data sorted and ready to use!
The 1920 version of this film displays several fantastic aspects of great filmmaking. Find out more about the film and the director, Maurice Tourneur, and experience one of the best silent films ever made.
Continue reading to your children long after they can read by themselves. This special quality time of adventure and discovery can be shared together as a family.
Basic economics is actually pretty easy to understand if you put it in the right perspective. In other words, move it out of the world of abstract concepts and make it concrete.
History is a complex subject encompassing a sometimes overwhelming amount of information. Our history teacher reminds us of the many excellent reasons to enjoy and pursue knowledge of this topic.
Classic children’s literature provides a strong foundation for a hearty vocabulary. See some examples from popular stories that adults love to read and kids love to listen to.
God’s creative design is all around us. Teach your children how to recognize patterns that display His order and beauty in the simplest things.
Are you planning a movie night during your holiday break? Here is a list of our favorite family Christmas movies. See if your favorites made the list or if you can discover something new!
Bring a little Latin into your Christmas repertoire by enjoying this lesser known Christmas song written by Camille Saint-Saëns.
Music is a fun and effective way to memorize historical facts. With these enjoyable resources, your kids can sing their way to through the next test.
