Have you ever considered not using a reading curriculum for your homeschool? It's how I homeschool, and it can work for you too.

Don't have a homeschool room? Me neither. Homeschooling still works well without one. Read more to find out why!

Having playdates with introverted children can seem hard, especially if they don't want to play with anyone. Read more for some tips!

Do homeschoolers need schedules like they have in schools? I don't think so. I have a flow to the day, which gives me freedom and structure.

Here are reasons why you should try year-round schooling - less stress, personalized schedule, good use of time, and more time off.

Want to know how to include preschoolers into your homeschool day? Try family style learning.

Want some ideas for books about church history for kids? Read Simonetta Carr's "Christian Biographies for Young Readers!"

Llamitas Spanish is a great kindergarten curriculum that is easy to use, incorporates folk songs, artwork, and so much more.

How to have an enjoyable trip to the library when taking several small children along.

This blog post is about why I started a playgroup during Covid.

Teaching children do chores is hard, but it's worth it when you see how work can change a child.

Finding a good Bible picture book can be hard, but it’s even harder if you’re looking for one without images of Jesus – one that doesn’t...

This summer I have been using Kate Snow’s Math Facts That Stick series with my two boys. She has created four math books that focus on...

One of my most recent book finds are the Alfie books by Shirley Hughes. The illustrations have a 1950s style, but they take place in the...

My family is scattered all over the country, but every summer we all get together for a family reunion. I live the furthest away, and...

This is a list of picture books that take place during the Middle Ages.

Is there anyone out there who feels guilty about not doing as much with the younger kids because you are busy homeschooling the older...

About two years ago I started teaching my children Spanish. I studied Spanish in college, and I wish I had spoken more Spanish to my kids...

After having baby number four, I was asked many times, “How on earth do you homeschool with a baby?”