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Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day can be controversial for the faith- based community, which is understandable. St. Patrick’s Day is by and large a day that many celebrate simply by wearing green, drinking gross amounts alcohol, and becoming drunk. However, St. Patrick was a wonderful Christian, and it would be a shame for the Christian community to…
Have you tried notebooking as a part of your homeschool process? These St. Patrick’s Day notebooking pages are so fun and colorful, and today I want to share with you briefly about why we do notebooking. And I can’t wait to share more with you about how notebooking has transformed our homeschool — and the…
Next to Christmas, Easter is the Christian’s greatest holiday. Celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ is an important part of our year, and yet Christians are often times hard put to find Easter decorations depicting the empty tomb to make this holiday meaningful for family. What you’ll find in this article is a multi-grade unit…
Easter is one of the world’s greatest holidays. For Christians, it is our greatest holiday. It is the holiday that is the very foundation of our faith. Jesus died – but He rose again on the 3rd day. Never in all of human history has someone raised themself from the dead. But that is exactly…
I have discovered something about how my youngest son learns that I don’t think is unique to him. In fact, due to the amount of information I see about this in homeschool communities, I’d say it’s rather prevalent among kids. And this is what I’ve discovered. My son learns far more through playing games and…
If you’ve been searching for some fun Advent calendar ideas to do as a family, look no further! At the end of this post, you’ll find a free printable sheet of Advent calendar ideas you can do as a family from now until Christmas day! Do you remember being a kid and counting down the…
I love doing unit studies with my kids. Each Christmas we do something special. I began homeschooling in 2020, and that first Christmas we didn’t really do a special study, other than just doing special Christmas things. At that point, we had begun homeschooling my younger son and were in the process of bringing our…
Have you ever thought about doing a Christmas unit study with your kids? They don’t have to be little to make it work. You can do unit studies with your kids through upper elementary ages, middle school, and even high school. Oftentimes we moms feel like there are so many traditions we need keep in…
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