Psalm 141:3 says, "Set a guard over my mouth, Lord; keep watch over the door of my lips." We know to seek the Lord when we need to guard our own lips. Even then, we have a really hard time doing it. So how is it that you can know how to help your child guard their lips when it can still be difficult Read More
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How to Help Your Child Understand When to Use Caution
There is a fine line between raising kids who use caution and raising fearful kids. Lord knows I have messed up in this area in the past. Sometimes we learn the hard way, and sometimes we get it right. We would really like our children not to have to learn the hard way. That is why practicing Read More
Resources to Teach Kids About the Maya, Inca, and Aztec
I love writing about subjects that I know little about. It motivates me to teach my kids way more than I ever knew. There is a particular joy in teaching them things we can even remember or never learned. One of those subjects is the civilizations of the Maya, Inca, and Aztec. These resources to Read More
FREE Printables and Resources for Studying People of the New Testament
The entirety of the Bible holds a depiction of people the Lord saw fit for us to learn from. If the Bible is our instruction for life, the people in the Bible are the tools he uses to instruct us. Whether we are reading through the Old Testament or the New Testament, we would do well to study people Read More
Freezer Meals You Can Prepare in a Pinch
Whether your goal is to prepare meals in a pinch, meaning little time, or a pinch as in pinching pennies, these freezer meals will be perfect for your whole family. Freezer meals have been a godsend to me over the years. When I make time to put freezer meals together, I wonder why I don't make them Read More
How to Make a Homeschool Schedule That Works for Your Family
We are hugely different in our families and our homeschooling styles, and to say the very least, what works for one family may not work for another family at all. When it comes to a homeschool schedule, we need to find one that will work for "us." Read some insight on how to make a homeschool Read More
How to Stay Home 24/7 With Your Spouse and Kids
Before I begin, I will admit that I have no sympathy for parents who dread spending 24/7 with their spouse and kids. I will tell you why in a moment. Of course, I am not saying it isn't easy or that you won't go bonkers now and again. I will say that I am all about spending time with the kiddos, Read More
Resources for Learning About Greece
Besides Greece being one of the most beautiful places on Earth, its history is rich with influence and worthy of being studied. The contributions of the Greeks were significant and have still impacted us today in philosophy, mathematics, astronomy, medicine, and more. Even in literature and theatre, Read More
How to Create Your Own Holiday as a Family
Holidays are always fun in our home. Particularly for homeschool families, we can use holiday themes to break up the monotony in our lessons, which is great. If your family is anything like ours, we use it entirely to our advantage. I challenge you to take things a step further this year. Make Your Read More
