Welcome to our blog filled with Christian homeschooling tips for moms who want to disciple and educate their children at home.
Here, I share our personal journey, practical ideas, and godly wisdom to help you homeschool with confidence, purpose, and peace. Whether you’re just starting out or already on the path, you’ll find encouragement to help your homeschool thrive.
Homeschooling by faith Homeschooling by faith has been one of the ways God has been teaching me what it really means to walk by faith. “But my righteous one shall live by faith.” (Hebrews 10:38) I’m not sure there is any area of the Christian life where we can truly live without exercising faith. And
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Why Train Children in Chores As Christian parents, we are not only called to love and provide for our children but to raise them in the fear and knowledge of the Lord. One of the most practical and biblical ways we do this is through training our children in chores. In this blog—the first of
As homeschooling moms, we understand that education is more than textbooks and tests. It is discipleship, character formation, and preparing our children for life. That is why in our home, part of our homeschooling program includes intentional time to train children in chores. We want our children to not only grow in wisdom and knowledge
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Preparing your child for preschool is a crucial step in their educational journey. Whether you’re planning to use the Accelerated Christian Education (ACE) Curriculum or another program, early preparation is key to a smooth transition. In this blog post, we’ll explore eight essential tips to help you effectively prepare your child for preschool while setting
“What curriculum do you use to homeschool your children?” This is a question I often get asked by inquirers. Most have asked out of curiosity. Others asked about the curriculum we were using so they would know what curriculum to use to educate their children. Others have asked, seeking genuine feedback from someone using the
