Encouragement for Life at home
As a Christian Homeschooling mother throughout the years I’ve looked at various methods of homeschooling to see what they have to offer and whether or not they have a place in our own homeschool. This post is mostly educational about the Waldorf Method but I will pepper it with my thoughts as a Christian Homeschool. What is the Waldorf Approach… Read More
Is it possible to homeschool with confidence? The biblical answer is, yes! There is a promise found throughout Scripture for those who build on the foundation of God’s truth; in Psalm 1, we read that… “Blessed is the man who walks not in the counsel of the wicked, nor stands in the way of sinners, nor sits in the seat… Read More
Have you suddenly found yourself at home with your children full time? Has your world changed overnight to the world of homeschooling? Never fear mama. The Old Schoolhouse Magazine has you covered. Maybe you have questions such as… How many hours a day should I spend doing schoolwork? How do I plan and structure my day? What are the expectations… Read More
There may be times when you are stuck at home and need things to do not only for yourself but for your children and the whole family. I’ve put together this list, and organized it to help you out. For Young Kids Our small ones have needs all their own. It’s pretty to keep them busy on the playground, in… Read More
I hope you are having a lovely Holiday Season. Just dropping in to let you know I’m guest posting over at Life of a Homeschool Mom today on Getting Back into Your Homeschool routine after the Holidays. This is part of the 2019 Homeschooling Through the Holidays series I know only too well how all the Holiday hubub can drown… Read More
What if God wrote you a letter every day? Think about that while I tell you about God’s Mail Volume 3 by God’s Mail. God’s Mail Volume 3 is a book of poems are written by Ronald Hardin. Even though his grandparents and parents were God fearing folk Ronald himself got into a life of crime, drugs, and gangs. After… Read More
