Simplify your elementary science lessons with this easy-to-use homeschool earth science curriculum based on Charlotte Mason’s philosophies. A few months ago, my daughter told me that science was her least favorite subject. When I began asking why, I learned that she didn’t enjoy the workbook style of the curriculum we…
Struggling to teach writing in your homeschool? This middle school writing curriculum includes sanity-saving videos, checklists, and rubrics to take the guesswork out of teaching writing! Writing is, without a doubt, the most challenging subject in our homeschool. And let’s be real here: the challenge comes from the fact that…
This literature-based preschool curriculum for three- and four-year-olds offers the perfect blend of high-quality children’s literature and hands-on learning activities. Homeschooling your preschooler is one of the most rewarding things you will ever do. Nothing compares to seeing your little one’s eyes light up as they learn something new. However,…
Don’t make your child struggle through dry, boring science textbooks! Instead, make science rich and engaging with this literature-based science curriculum from Sonlight. Young children are naturally curious and inquisitive, which makes the early school years an important time to introduce science in a meaningful and engaging way. But all…
If you’ve been in the homeschooling community for any amount of time then chances are you’ve run across the benefits of using notebooking. This method has been a popular adoption amongst homeschooling families for many reasons. Whether you’re new to the notebooking method or are looking for more resources, keep…
As much as I love to teach my children about classical hymns, I also enjoy teaching about songwriters. I believe it adds a valuable touch to music and songs in general. When children learn about the history and story behind songwriters, it can bring new love and understanding to what…
If you’ve spent any amount of time on my blog, then you know how much I love teaching hymns in my homeschool. I have the fondest memories of singing hymns in the little country church my father pastored when I was a little girl. Although most hymns have been replaced…
Springtime is a wonderful season to teach creation in your homeschool. It’s a season filled with all things rebirth, re-growing, and restarting for a new harvest season. If you’ve been looking for biblically-based, practical ways to teach about creation in your homeschool, here are a few ideas for how to…
It’s no secret that a major part in helping our kids understand their Christian faith is to help them learn Bible verses. God’s inspired and written word is the very key to salvation, having a relationship with Jesus, and growing in the faith. Without knowing what the Bible says, how…