‘subjects’ Archives
Unique ways to test your kids
TEST, v.t. To compare with a standard; to try; to prove the truth or genuineness of any thing by experiment or by some fixed principle or standard; as, to test [...]
My Valentine’s Day gift to you
Do you have any idea how much God loves you? He is crazy about you. You are always on His mind. He wrote you a valentine--His Word. God is for you. He is in [...]
Getting the most out of your art museum trip
Yea it's museum day! Your family is excited as you all pile in the car. How can you get the most out of your precious time together? Here are some tips to help [...]
What to do when mom is sick
If you have been schooling for any length of time this has probably come up. What do you do when you are too sick to have a regular homeschool day? (more...)
25 creative notebooking ideas
Notebooking is one of the best ways to demonstrate your individuality in your lessons. But sticking some worksheets in a binder is not true notebooking. You [...]
Where our allegiance lies
This blog is not known to be particularly involved in current events and other potentially controversial things. However I heard a bishop say something last [...]
Book Review: Beyond Numbers
I bought this book a year or so ago and wanted to give a review of it. Actually it will be more of a "why I like this book" kind of post. Beyond Numbers: A [...]
Last call for my handmade books
Due to personal reasons I have to put the brakes on my handmade books business for the forseeable future. I am giving you all one last chance to get a [...]
Spirit-led lessons
My most exciting times as a home educator have come under inspiration of the Holy Spirit. Without the help of the Holy Spirit my lessons become dry and frankly [...]
hope for the guilty heart
It's so easy as a home educator to "feel guilty." There's no shortage of stuff to feel guilty about concerning our kids (whether the guilt is deserved or not): [...]
