Homeschooling high school doesn't have to be a stressful, overwhelming experience. Yes, students need to complete the required coursework, and teens who plan to attend college need to prepare academically. But that doesn't mean that high school Continue Reading
Hymn Study: Amazing Grace
Hymn study is a simple way to pass the heritage of hymns on to our children. Use this study to help your family learn more about the hymn "Amazing Grace." Hymn History John Newton, author of “Amazing Grace,” was born July 24, 1725, in London, Continue Reading
Math Mammoth: Elementary Math Curriculum
Math has always been one of the most challenging subjects in our homeschool. We've used a variety of math curricula over the years, and I have genuinely loved them all. But my kids? Not so much. I'm always on the lookout for materials that meet Continue Reading
World Geography Homeschool Curriculum
I've noticed over the years that students seldom name geography as their favorite subject. And really, who can blame them? Geography typically tends to be a dry subject with lots of rote memorization and very little context to make it come alive. Continue Reading
7 Essential Supplies for Timeline Notebooks
If you've been wanting to make a timeline notebook, you may be pleasantly surprised to find that you don't need a lot of special supplies. With just seven basic items, you can easily get started with a timeline notebook of your own! Seven Things You Continue Reading
Study.com: Online CLEP Test Prep
One of the biggest decisions a homeschooled teen will make is whether or not to attend college. While some will opt to prepare for a career without college, others will choose to pursue further education. Among the biggest concerns of Continue Reading
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