In her book, Alsup communicates intelligently, logically, humbly, emphasizing throughout a robust theology of Scripture. She seeks to answer this question: Is the Bible Good for Women?
Is the Bible Good for Women? by Wendy Alsup: Book Review Read More »
Can you study birds with unique books and other resources? I have over 50 suggestions for your elementary and early middle school learners!
Want a fun peek into our morningtime and memory work routine? Want to learn about some great resources for your own morning basket? Read the post and watch the video!
Morning Time and Memory Work Plans 2018 Read More »
Watch the video to see how you can combine multiple subjects in 1 notebook, without added worksheets, book reports, or comprehension pages! I give actual examples from elementary, middle school, and high school reading journals!
Reading Journals for Middle School and High School Read More »
What if you asked a Dad and a Mom the same series of questions about their homeschooling? Would their perspectives be similar or different? And what do they wish they’d known before they started?
He said/She said: a Dad’s and Mom’s Perspectives on Homeschooling Read More »
Don’t know much about math? It’s not too late to explore this subject in new ways as you pursue your own life-long learning as an adult!
Don’t Know Much About: Math Read More »
Multiplication Facts That Stick and Division Facts That Stick provide effective tools not only to memorize the facts with rapid recall, but to understand how multiplication and division work. Book reviews and Giveaway!
Multiplication and Division Facts That Stick: Book Reviews Read More »
For adults who missed out on a literature education, here’s a guide to your own life long learning! Learn how to read deeply!
Don’t Know Much About: Literature Read More »
What if I told you that there was a way to incorporate freedom into homeschool planning? A way to blend flexibility and a well-ordered day? Big-Picture Planning gives me the ability to craft weekly assignment lists for the kids (and myself) without having to type out any lesson plans, write out lists of page numbers, or feel bound by dates on the calendar!
A reading journal is a wonderful way to develop the habit of careful, engaged reading. Even our elementary-aged children can profit from developing the simple habit of keeping a reading journal! They will not be expected to write original thoughts, but they are forming the habit of reading with a pencil and paper nearby.
Over 75 books from more than 20 series in which the sibling relationships are a central, essential element to the story. #SiblingFiction
Sibling Relationships in Fiction: a Book List! Read More »
Free Poetry Printables for Poem in Your Pocket Day and Every Day! Check out these great poetry ideas for your homeschool this year! You know I get excited about poetry, so National Poetry Month is a great excuse to revel in all the scintillating words I can. And carry a Poem in Your Pocket Day?!
Poem in your Pocket Day: Free Printables Read More »
The point of Acts is not the actions and work of individuals or even the church as a whole; the point of the book is the continuing actions of God Himself as the gospel expands.
Acts: an Introduction Read More »
“Reach hither thy finger, and behold my hands; and reach hither thy hand, and thrust it into my side: and be not faithless, but believing.”
Resurrection Sunday Read More »
Surely he hath borne our griefs, and carried our sorrows: yet we did esteem him stricken, smitten of God, and afflicted.
But he was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities: the chastisement of our peace was upon him; and with his stripes we are healed. We also joy in God through our Lord Jesus Christ, by whom we have now received the atonement. Therefore as by the offence of one judgment came upon all men to condemnation; even so by the righteousness of one the free gift came upon all men unto justification of life.
The Story of Good Friday Read More »
Are you struggling today? Are you grieved? Is the burden too hard for you to bear? May this benediction work faith, hope, and love in your soul today by the grace of God the Father, through faith in Christ alone, in the power of the Holy Spirit.
To Those Who are Falling Read More »
Simple Homeschool Day in the Life series. Each week, we try to faithfully persevere by God’s grace through our routines with consistency, although strict scheduling does not work well for our daily life. Our life is full and wonderful. It is an odd mix of the mundane and the crazy. While every “day in the life” looks rather different, each day we seek to approach in humility and repentance, looking to Jesus with hearts full of praise.
Day in the Life 2018 (with a 12, 10, 7, 5, and 2 year old) Read More »
Morningtime provides the framework for my ultimate goal in education: raising people who believe what is true, honor what is noble, stand uncompromisingly for what is just, keep their desires pure, love things that are lovely and relish those things that are praiseworthy (Philippians 4:8). Our morning gathering lends great joy to this crazy family life. It builds memory, laughter, and relationship into our days.
Our Morning Gathering: Memory, Laughter, and Relationship      Read More »
March 2 is Dr. Seuss’s birthday. He would be 114 this year. We don’t need a further excuse to have a party, right? Roundup of fantastic Dr. Seuss resources, party, and activity ideas right here!
Dr. Seuss’s Birthday Bash: Would you, could you, in your house? Read More »
