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{This site may contain affiliate links and collect cookies. Please read my full disclosure and privacy policy for more info.} {This site may contain affiliate links and collect cookies. Please read my full disclosure and privacy policy for more info.} After homeschooling for over a decade, I have used all types of programs and there have been times when an all-in-one homeschool…
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Katahdin sheep for meat (AND DAIRY – more on that later) makes sense for our one-acre farm where having cows are not really possible. We have a few reasons why we chose the Katahdin breed of sheep, specifically. While our total property is one acre, we do not have a full acre to use for pasture or animal housing. We…
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It is important for parents to teach music at home. Whether playing an instrument fluently or singing on key, these skills will bring blessings to children – and those around them – throughout life and for generations to come. Music and singing are ways of expressing ourselves, experiencing fellowship, and can (should) be an act of worship – regardless of…
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You will find homeschool morning time ideas all around the web, most of them elaborate and seemingly covering every creative subject out there. Moms and children are reading-memorizing-reciting poetry, learning several languages, studying and recreating art, mastering the art of sewing/crocheting/knitting/etc. … all while sipping tea and singing hymns in candlelight! I am not a creative person and I don’t…
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Critical thinking is an important problem-solving skill that benefits children and adults alike. Logic and critical thinking skills may be developed and strengthened with intentional use starting in childhood. Of course, children are not training themselves to use logic or think critically, so it is up to parents to guide and instruct them in the skills. Teaching those skills starts…
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