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WELCOME to my summer blog series: Homeschool Methods & ApproachesEvery Monday, Wednesday, and Friday throughout the months of June and July, you will hear from several different homeschool bloggers about the methods and approaches they use to teach their child(ren). It is my hope that you gain insight, encouragement, and confidence by reading what these…
Brief Overview My children and I have had the privilege of reviewing Homeschool Astronomy program over the last several weeks. This full science 13-week curriculum is written for homeschooled children in grades 5th-12th and meets several states’ core requirements for science and technology. Although our two youngest are below this grade threshold, they both thoroughly…
WELCOME Friends to my summer blog series: Homeschool Methods & Approaches Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday throughout the months of June and July, you will hear from several different homeschool bloggers about the methods and approaches they use to teach their child(ren). It is my hope that you gain insight, encouragement, and confidence by reading…
The following is a guest post by one of my dear friends, Savannah McQueen who blogs over at Hammock Tracks. Enjoy! Deciding to home school is a monumentally big decision and it is really only overshadowed, in my opinion, by trying to choose which curriculum you should use for your children. Well the good news…
Homeschooling a special needs child is definitely not a simple task. The great news, though, is that even though it’s not easy, it can be very rewarding and is never boring! I have been homeschooling my autistic daughter since she was 3 years old. She will be 17 this summer, so it’s been about 14…
In my life this week… My time in the Word has been so explosive! You know, those times when you open up your Bible and it is like fireworks are going off? Such a sweet time of revelation and communion with my Jesus! And of course this translates into great things in the children as…