By Julianna Dotten

It was the eve of All Saints’ Day in medieval Germany, and a coarsely-dressed monk wandered the streets of Wittenburg, weaving through the usual pressing throngs of peasants, beggars, and an occasional nobleman. Martin Luther didn’t seem to notice; he only fingered the yellowed parchment in his hand and murmured under his breath. Reaching the cathedral door, Luther forced through the crowd waiting for entrance, pulled a hammer out of the recesses of his cloak, and tacked his parchment alongside a few other tattered notices still clinging to the door. He stepped back, eyed his work, and returned home.Read More

How to Spice Up Your Homeschool Schedule

Every homeschooling family is different. Some have one child, some have many. Some parents are professional educators, some are not. The reasons for homeschooling vary as well.  Regardless of what your personal homeschool looks like, every now and then you can find yourself in a rut. How do you keep the day fun and engaging for your children?Read More