by Julianna Duerksen To get you started on a Thanksgiving Unit Study, here’s some background about the history of Thanksgiving. Try reading it out loud, then, check out the activities below! “They found the Lord to be with them in all their ways,...
By Carolyn Martin (CHEC Director of Government Relations) TABOR Saved From Destruction ... for Now Prop HH was defeated on election day, November 7, 2023. It was a hard-won fight to educate people about the bait and switch being pulled on the...
By guest author Brandee Gillham As my cowboy and I are working on transitioning our life to having four boys in our band of cowpokes I found myself under attack. I was trapped by the toddler. Our third son is about as rough and wooly as they get....
By Brenda Kelly Children, dressed, hair in place and sitting attentively in the family room, Dad with his Bible giving a sermon, and me making sure the baby was quiet. That was my initial thought when I heard that we should be involved in “Family...
By Shari McMinn Ghoulish masks. Headstones. Risque costumes. Scary Clowns. Witches and warlocks. Do you agree that this is the sight in every single store you enter during October, even when just to buy groceries or gas? When two of our adopted...
By Carolyn Martin (CHEC Director of Government Relations) School Districts Overstepping School districts across the state continue to ask for information not required by the homeschool law. It’s important not to give it to them because they won’t...
By guest author Suzanne Wales Raise your hand if you have made a parenting mistake in your homeschool. My hand is up too. Thankfully, we serve a loving, gracious God who can turn our failures into beautiful opportunities for redemption. It...
By Ashley Vaughan Parenting is hard, I get it. You are just living your life … and then you wake up one day, look at the little faces gathered around you and suddenly realize you and your spouse are outnumbered! You’ve heard that there is strength...
