5 Ways History and Geography Can Be Fun!
There’s no secret about it: I’m in love with history and geography. And why wouldn’t I be? Together, history and geography weave a vivid tapestry that can’t help but draw students in, firing their [...]
Yes, I Homeschool (No, I’m Not a Supermom)
It usually starts in the library or grocery store, on a random morning or early afternoon. A curious stranger notices my children with me and asks, “No school today?” When I reply that we [...]
First Be Fed
I’ve been a stay-at-home mom for nearly twelve years. In that time and with my husband’s support, we have spent significant funds on my own education in both theology and counseling. I’ve had a [...]
7 Persistent Myths About Public Education (Learn the Truth)
Certain myths about public education are pervasive in American culture at large, as well as within the church. It’s important that we’re honest about the realities of our society, so decisions are made in an informed [...]
Adventures in Philadelphia – Part Two
In my first article, I highlighted several must-see stops for your field trip to Philadelphia. Today, I share a variety of activities to help you prepare before you go. While these are designed with [...]