“Mr. Rogers wasn’t talking about entitlement. And If you don’t believe that everyone has inherent value, then you might as well go against the fundamental notion of Christianity – that you are the beloved son or daughter of God.” – 2018 Fred Rogers Documentary “Won’t You Be My Neighbor?” Fred Read More

Whether you’re cooking a Thanksgiving meal for one of your gluten-intolerant kids or hosting a friend or family member with a strict gluten diet, here are a few tips how you can turn some—or all—of your homeschool family’s Thanksgiving feast into a gluten-free, friendly experience. Happy Read More

One of the many perks of homeschooling is that you get to set a schedule that fits your family. While we know many families have flexible schedules, we also recognize that having a set daily schedule can be a huge help for many homeschoolers who already have a lot on their plate. To help simplify Read More

As we get closer to the holidays and the weather gets chillier, fall crafts are a great way to keep your homeschool feeling warm and cozy while occupying little ones who may not be thrilled with how much inside time the cold weather brings. This autumn, try easy leaf doodle craft that’s good for any Read More

In the age of Pinterest and Instagram, many parents find it overwhelming to keep their homeschool space looking and functioning like a gram-worthy post. While most of what you see on social media is an edited version of reality, it can be fun to equip your homeschool space with learning tools that Read More

Something we love about going to homeschool conventions is connecting with all the families who use AOP and getting to hear their stories. This past year, we had the pleasure of hearing the story of Kuda Vana, and we are excited to share their story with you. Nestled along the Eastern Highlands Read More

Learning to use a deck of cards is not only great fun for the whole family, it also provides some sneaky developmental benefits for kids. Try out these card games for a homeschool family fun night with hidden educational benefits! War 2 players (or a group divisible by 2) When playing Read More

Making a budget is always a great way to better manage your money so you can spend less on what you don’t really need and more on what is really important. Use this printable homeschool budget sheet to help you focus your budget and cut extra spending. DOWNLOAD HOMESCHOOL BUDGET SHEET Read More

When it comes to choosing homeschool curriculum, there are so many different styles and nuances between techniques that it can be difficult to know which direction to take. To help you decide which option is best for your child, we want to demystify the difference between teacher-led and student-led Read More