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{This site may contain affiliate links and collect cookies. Please read my full disclosure and privacy policy for more info.} In years past, we have always just done the next lesson in our curriculum, working steadily through each day, week, and month until we break for medical emergencies, pregnancies (morning sickness), or the birth and recovery of another baby. I wanted…
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After listening to a CD on “the best homeschooling ideas” by Debi Pearl, I decided to do Bible & art together in our homeschool. It has been loved by everyone involved! This is great for all ages. Older children can either take notes or draw their own interpretation of the scripture, depending on their learning style. How I Teach Bible &…
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A while ago, I wrote an article about why married women should be a 1950s housewife. I was particularly interested in that time era because of how the two world wars changed things in America. However, I did not mean to hold the 1950s as the standard by which we should measure ourselves as women. Not by any means! I simply was…
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As stay-at-home wives and homeschool moms, it is hard to get out of the house to try new things. That’s really okay, though, because making our house a home, being there for our husbands, and raising our children are very important reasons to give up a so-called social life outside of our family! That does not mean that we can…
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How to homeschool your disabled child when they are not merely “special needs”, but severely mentally handicapped? What if they are not capable of completing worksheets, written assignments, oral reports, etc.? It can feel overwhelming or impossible, but it is easier than you may think! I have a daughter who is severely physically and mentally disabled. Her condition is very…
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