I remember how overwhelming homeschooling felt as a beginner. I spent hours and hours researching methods, tools, resources, and the like, yet I always felt like I didn’t find what I was looking for. Either, I found things I already knew, or what I found was too repetitive with no useful, actionable information. If you’re […]
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Does a hybrid homeschool curriculum exist? Is it possible to blend textbook learning with online learning in a seamless way, yet be easy to follow? Could it include a biblical worldview? Well, yes, actually! The answer to all three can be found in Discover! Curriculum. This post is sponsored by Discover! Curriculum. My time was
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Do you have a techie child that thrives as a visual learner? Or maybe you have a child that needs to add a little enthusiasm to their learning. Either way, if you’re looking for a way to maximize your child’s learning style, gamification may be the answer. Gamified learning with Elephango makes learning through play
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Discipling our children with God’s Word is such a gift. The Bible is an unmatched source when it comes to teaching our children and is full of so many wonderful, rich topics. Although it may feel overwhelming to choose a topic to study, it doesn’t need to be. A great place to start, and often
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Memorizing Scripture is one of the best and often easiest ways to put God’s Word in our hearts. That’s why I was excited to learn about a different way of memorizing Scripture using 14:6 The Way by Scripture Memory Fellowship. What is Scripture Memory Fellowship? Scripture Memory has memory verse products for children, young
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What’s a homeschool mom to do when your child becomes a reluctant math learner? Get creative, that’s what! One of the many reasons I love homeschooling is that I can tailor my child’s studies in ways that benefit them. I want my children to enjoy learning so it’s my job to help them not see
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