{This site may contain affiliate links and collect cookies. Please read my full disclosure and privacy policy for more info.} All around the web, you will find homeschool morning time ideas, 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….
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![Biblical Word Study: Micah 6:8 [do justly, love mercy, walk humbly]](https://www.clarissarwest.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/Biblical-Word-Study-Micah-68-do-justly-love-mercy-walk-humbly-400x600.jpg)
I had several dreams that were mixed up and random last night, but one stayed with me after I woke up this morning. I dreamed that I was writing the words “do justly, walk humbly” from a Bible verse on my (homeschool) chalkboard, so I searched for the scripture and it was Micah 6:8. I promptly wrote out the complete…
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Years ago, I developed a homemade laundry soap recipe and used it for a long time before my husband forced me to switch to store-bought laundry detergent! I learned that homemade laundry detergent does not work. There are articles you can read about why homemade laundry soap is not actually cleaning your clothes. They make them stink and leave behind…
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Here are several resources that help those new to homeschooling – where to start legally, academically, and practically. I started homeschooling when my oldest was just 4 and I did not legally need to comply to any of our state laws til he was 8, so I had a few years to just ease into it and get my feet…
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In addition to our math curriculum for individual children, phonics for the littles, grammar for the bigs, etc. we use carefully curated homeschool resources that are made available to all of our children (who have learned to care for them properly). These are a variety of items from games to textbooks. I have observed that my children will teach themselves…
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