Homeschool Resources

Valentine's Day is a great time to teach your children Bible lessons on all the ways God loves us and how we are to return that love both to Him and to others. Consider some of these great verses and hands-on activities that you can use to teach your children some awesome Biblical truths that will change their lives...

The external demands of teaching and running a household are not the hardest part of home schooling.

Does the thought of teaching your young learner how to read make your heart race? I’ll admit it scared me too.

People need to see Jesus when they look at our lives, reactions, wardrobes, and facial expressions.

What happens when divorce or unmarried couple disagree about homeschooling?

Hot-button political issues like this can feel daunting to discuss with our children, but we shouldn’t avoid it.

Parents who home school their children are asked: What about socialization? But maybe socialization is a religious phenomenon.

I looked to older mentors who were transparent and willing to share with me what they’d learned about homeschooling without regrets. Let’s look at 7 things I’ve learned along the way.

How can parents help their children tackle heavy workloads without having to nag them? The answer is simple - by teaching them good study habits right from the get-go!

We can teach children “The Bible Is True.” We can explain atonement by saying, “Jesus paid for our sins and is alive forever.” The Trinity is another matter.

God reminds us over and over in the Bible how crucial it is to know the His Truth and the freedom it brings to our lives.

Homeschooling families aren’t perfect. We are all flawed, sinful individuals, and it’s so important to be accountable to someone.

Folklore will always be with us because it is continually evolving, but it is important to continue passing on traditional folklore, as well. Many children today are growing up with little knowledge of it. The good news is that homeschoolers can help revive American folklore. It is valuable for many reasons, such as these:

Many parents may say a simple grace at meal or a simple prayer with a child at bedtime, but do you want to do more?

How can we as parents be wise when our children have friend problems? We tell them a story about Philemon in the Bible and his choice to forgive an offense.