Getting Started with Homeschool

Trying comparing these categories: responsibility, academics, supplementary curriculum, values, safety, and environment.

Turns out, preschool at home was a pleasure both to our son and to me.

Although the world may see it as unconventional, radical, or even wrong for parents to homeschool their children, there is clear evidence that affirms why homeschooling is right for my family.

As a mom, I think often of our children and how I should prepare them to hear from God. Here are some concrete ways.

Broadly speaking, there are three steps you need to take in order to start homeschooling: know your state's laws and regulations; develop your curriculum and enjoy your family.

Learning should be exciting for elementary aged kids, but few students are enthusiastic about school.

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.

Early education is something parents can be in charge of and that should begin with baby’s arrival. Start by reading!

I was pleasantly surprised to learn these 4 things about homeschooling after our first year of experience.

Children memorize words—it is part of the way they learn. But will we encourage them to memorize more than just pop songs?

Here are 5 ways that Homeschool left me equipped to excel not only in college, but in my relationship with God as well.

It was incredible how our simple study of Ancient civilizations from The Mystery of History was churning in the children, making them want to explore the present to find a link to the past. What was even more incredible though was how they saw that God was woven throughout all of history.

Have you heard that question yet? When I first decided to homeschool, and friends, family, and acquaintances found out, it was amazing how often and quickly that question is posed.