My daughter wants to be a marine biologist. I don't have the slightest idea what that career entails, but I do know it has to do with oceans and everything in them. I figured I needed to teach my kids about water, especially if my daughter might be spending her career around huge bodies of them. Read More
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How to Help Your Child See God’s Hand in Creation
The Bible is as clear as day on its telling of Creation. To some, it sounds like a fairy tale. Yet others who believe in God, know it is an indisputable truth. Unbelievers say it is silly to believe that with only one Word, a God created everything. I say, to think it happened any other way is Read More
Worksheets to Teach Your Kids About the Continents
I was talking with my friend from America a while back and she embarrassingly asks me if the island where I live was part of a continent. This is a completely legitimate question, considering the way and what we're taught about continents growing up. We learned about 7 continents, that’s it. We Read More
10 Ways to Use Board Games In Your Homeschool
What a better time to learn about gameschooling or to add some board games to your homeschool than during the 3rd week of November, National Game and Puzzle week!? Check out these 10 ways to use board games in your homeschool that your kids will love and be "on board" with. Get it? I have to Read More
Resources to Teach Kids About the History of Flight
My 9-year-old son has graduated from wanting to be a bus driver to being a pilot. Not too shabby. Nothing wrong with being a bus driver, but I surely can't wait to use some of my son, the pilot's, frequent flyer mile discounts. I have no shame in getting the perks of this new career path. He has Read More
10 Reasons Talking With Your Kids About the Bible is Important
There is no coincidence that National Bible Week falls on the week of Thanksgiving. The Bible is plainly a gift to us from God and we should live a life of thanksgiving for that gift and for the gift of salvation through Jesus Christ. People walk through life with Bibles they never open, and Read More
Resources to Help You Talk to Your Kids about the Dangers of Smoking
Whether you believe smoking is a sin or not, the fact remains that teaching kids about the dangers of smoking is important. There are great resources out there to help us talk to our kids about why they should refrain from smoking. You will find some useful Dangers of Smoking Resources Read More
10 Ways to Use Post-It Notes in Your Homeschool
I have to admit that I went through a phase in my life when I was a Post-it Note junkie; I was a supervisor at an office job. We used LOTS of Post-it Notes at work. Guess what? When I left that position to inevitably homeschool, it meant I was left with a whole lot of Post-it Notes that I had no Read More
Printables to Teach Kids About the Impressionists
Impressionist art is, at its core, the first attempt at capturing a moment in time; much like we use our phones to capture moments in time today. A great place to begin an art history study is with impressionists and these printables to teach kids about impressionists will Read More
