Homeschooling provides a unique opportunity to tailor education to the individual needs of our children. For children with sensory processing challenges, incorporating sensory activities throughout the day can be a valuable addition to their daily routine. In this blog post, I will share several sensory activities for homeschoolers and how to easily integrate them at …
I think it’s no coincidence that the candy cane’s most popular time of year is Christmas. But, did you know you can share the Gospel with a candy cane? This delicious, sugary treat has an interesting origin story. One that is undoubtedly filled with Christian roots, some even call it a legend. According to the …
If you’re a homeschool mom who feels like their wheels are spinning out of control, I know how you feel! I’ve been there, and done that, and I still haven’t mastered time management. But, what I can tell you is that over the years, I have gotten a whole lot better at learning how to …
In our home, October 31st is Reformation Day! It’s a great time to study the men and women who didn’t cower to man but gave glory to God in the 16th century. Whether you do a month of study, or just take the week leading up to the 31st, Reformation Day is church history. All …
Reformation Day, which falls on Halloween, is an important day in church history. Teaching church history to our children is important because as professing Christians we need to know and understand the who, what, and why behind some of the most compelling moments in church history. Enter the Who, What, Why Reformation series by Danika …
Are you familiar with the acronym S.T.E.M.? What about S.T.E.A.M.? They can both be used interchangeably, but for the sake of this article, I will refer to it as STEAM. If you’re not sure how to use STEAM in your homeschool, this post is for you! So what does S.T.E.A.M. mean anyway? It simply means …
