How to Make Hymns a Part of Your Life
Sometimes, it can be the “how” that really trips us up. I can’t tell you the number of times in my life that I look at a problem and say,…
Read moreAre You Looking for a FREE Christian Vocabulary Program?
Are you looking for a Christian vocabulary program to boost your child’s English? As homeschoolers, we naturally take a personal interest in our children’s academic success. We picture raising mathematical…
Read moreAre You Looking for a FREE Christian High School Poetry Course?
As a child, I always took my ideas from the things I read—both poetry and prose. Long before I really investigated the social, political and religious questions I met through…
Read moreWhat If My Student Hates Reading?
Sometimes, it can seem like reading is the answer to everything. If your student hates writing—get them to read. If you want to teach them history—let them read historical fiction.…
Read moreHow to Get Your Kids to Love History
As a child, it felt like I spent a lot of time studying Ancient Egypt. My mom tells me I didn’t really—but it felt like that to me. Unfortunately, I…
Read moreWhat If My Student Hates Writing?
What if my student hates writing? It can be easy to panic when we come to a question like that, and to feel that something must be seriously wrong with…
Read moreHow to Replace Geography Quizzes with Geography Games
Timeless Tips from Educators of the Past is a companion series to our Timeless Tips from Homemakers of the Past – highlighting useful and thought provoking advice from the generations…
Read moreHow to Make Vocabulary A Family Pursuit with the FREE Word of the Week (WOW) Program
Do you find that you can always pick homeschoolers out of a crowd? As a homeschool graduate, I often flatter myself I can do a pretty good job of just…
Read moreTimeless Tips from Educators of the Past
Have you ever wondered whether there’s somebody out there who has figured out your problems? As you struggle through teaching your ten-year-old a math lesson which she can’t (or won’t)…
Read moreHow to Give Your Kids a Solid Grasp of Grammar
As a writer, I am expected to like English. That’s fair, I guess, and it’s also true. I do like English—I even like grammar in moderation. But that wasn’t always…
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