If you are a homeschooling parent — then you can probably relate to burning the candle at both ends. And if there were more than two ends on a candle, they’d probably be burning too! Parenting children is a monumental task in itself; add in home education and “craziness” becomes an understatement.Read More
Strengthening Your Marriage in the Midst of Homeschooling Part 2
By guest authors Dianne Doty and Nancy Patterson
As homeschool moms, it can be tough to balance our marriages with the ever-increasing pressures of homeschooling and parenting. How can we keep our marriages strong? We pray this series, taken from an out-of-print booklet entitled Encouragement for Vow-Keepers by the Center for Family Ministries, will encourage and equip you in your journey. Read Part 1 of this series here.
Contentment/False Expectations
Whom have I in heaven but YOU? And earth has nothing I desire besides You. My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever (Psalm 73:25-26, NIV).Read More
The Blessing Jar
Do you ever feel like your parenting is all correction with little time for positive affirmation? In this video, Andie Davidson, author of Quiet Times for Kids, shares a practical idea, the Blessing Jar, for integrating encouragement and one-on-one time with your kids into your daily life.Read More
Upcoming Contests for Homeschoolers
Looking for opportunities for your students to show their talent? Competitions are an excellent way to spread the news that homeschooling works! They’re also a fun opportunity to learn writing skills, art, history facts, and more. Here are a few contests coming up open to homeschoolers …
CHEC Spelling Bee
Open to elementary and middle school students, the CHEC Spelling Bee offers healthy competition and a fun environment for homeschool students to learn spelling. The bee will be held January 27, 2018, but now is the time to start studying! Learn more and access preparation materials here.Read More
Reformation Unit Study
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
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