Welcome! If you’re on this page, we probably connected at a recent homeschool conference. Below you’ll find links to some things I mention in my talks on textbook-free history, memory work, and Morning Time. Make sure you sign up for my email list! I look forward to getting to know you. Jump to a specific […]
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Are you looking for some great new podcasts for homeschool moms? Maybe you’re looking for parenting tips, homeschool encouragement, educational philosophy, or just something fun that has nothing to do with mom life at all. I’ve got good news for you: there’s a podcast for that! If I’m not reading a book, I’m probably listening
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What is included in this Middle Ages Memory Work Resource Pack?
This memory work resource pack includes ten selections:
Each selection can be printed out for group reading/recitation. Each selection is preceded by a brief introduction to set the memory work in context and to give you suggestions for future study.
Memory Work Resource Pack: Middle Ages Read More »
Welcome. I’m glad you’re here ❤ Meet the family: My beloved and my friend My husband, John, and I have been married 21 years. We fell in love over intense theological debates, lots of late night phone calls (we were long-distance for a while), and hours spent praying together. He’s literally tall, dark, and handsome,
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What is the point of providing a true, good, and beautiful education if our children may not even be able to remember most of it?
Music appreciation is not a luxury. Nurturing a love of music doesn’t have to be complicated and it doesn’t have to be perfect. Let me share some of the tips and tricks our family uses to incorporate the study of music in our home! #TextbookFree
Music Appreciation and Education: Ultimate Resource Guide for Kids and Families Read More »
For many modern protestants, church history (if they think about it at all) begins with those famous theses being nailed to a door, as if the 1500 previous years of Christianity don’t really count. If you have desired to learn more about church history or if you have longed to feel connected to the church throughout the ages, this post is for you! If you have felt overwhelmed at the thought of where to start your own studies, let alone how to pass on a delight-filled understanding of their place in church history to your children, I hope this post provides a helpful place to start.
Beginner’s Guide to Church History 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!
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 »
