Does trusting God mean ignoring the cold hard facts or denying your emotions?
Living books make life sweeter, especially if you are a homeschool mom! Our rooms are lined with bookshelves filled with living books. In fact, we spend more money on books than curriculum.
Children are often told that the small unit of life is the cell when we are studying plants, animals, and people (life science). But, in physical science, we are told that the smallest unit of matter is the atom. They are both true. Living Things are made up of matter that is made up of…
God lays out principles in His Word that bring financial success no matter what your tax return or bank balance says. If you want to experience true financial success, learn these principles and put them into practice! Key #1: God Owns It All & We Are Stewards The earth is the Lord’s, and all it contains, The world, and
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Florida has the best beaches of all! And the prettiest blue skies. I’ve visited beaches in Cancun, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands, Dominican Republic, Delaware, New Jersey, Long Island, Cape Cod, and San Diego. None compare to Florida’s beaches or her beautiful blue skies. Maybe because her beaches are etched in my heart.
One of the best ways for children to experience mapping is to create their own map from start to finish starting with a blank piece of paper. Map making has been such a fantastic hands-on geography learning experience for our children, our home school, and our homeschool co-op.
Here are some fun ways to learn about Saint Patrick and celebrate St. Patrick’s Day.
My daughter Katie Beth Curtis is an amazing homeschool mom! She creates her own curriculum. At Easter time, she weaves these adorable Easter picture books into her curriculum. I just had to share them with you!
Suburbs became popular in the 1950s with a fascinating history involving trains! When we studied the sixth decade (1950s) in our adventure of HIS Story of the 20th Century, creating our own suburbs was one of our favorite activities! We had a blast designing the perfect community!
I’ve always enjoyed learning about the 20th Century because of my close relationship with my grandparents who were born in 1904. We have accumulated some amazing resources as a family that we want to share with you! If you want to dig into 20th century history, you will love these homeschooling history resources!