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If you are looking for an activity to engage your children this summer and teach them about nature, creating a cut flower garden is the perfect way to take your...

It’s a beautiful thing to watch children learn about God and the wonderful stories in the Bible. But sometimes, it can feel tricky to help those stories move from their...

Imagine a summer filled with imaginative play, outdoor adventures, and the satisfying crunch of grass between little toes. Envision children building forts, discovering hidden treasures in the backyard, and unleashing...

As believers and parents, we consider how to intentionally weave the truths of the gospel into our children’s lives. How can we illuminate the depths of the Bible in a...

One of our family goals this year is to travel more together, taking both short weekend trips and longer, more adventurous trips. With our kids’ current ages (between diapers and...

Our family story is filled with both triumphs and trials. Over the years, we’ve faced unexpected turns — like living in an RV when we thought we’d be building a...

Reading with my children has always been important to me because of the opportunity to slow down and connect with kids over stories. As we read together with our children,...

In our home, television shows serve as more of a treat than a routine.  Over the years, we’ve settled into a rhythm that works for us with screen time. For...

Before motherhood, I had a career in private teaching. At the time, my student was struggling with handwriting basics, like correct pencil grip, and I was eager to find effective...

As a parent, one of my greatest hopes is to help my children understand the Bible and develop a strong, personal faith as they grow. To nurture this, we regularly...

Field trips are an essential part of our homeschool experience, enriching our educational journey in memorable ways. Field trips offer the perfect opportunity for seasonal learning, allowing us to connect...

In my homeschool, we approach language arts in a holistic way. This means children learn to spell, speak, and write primarily through narrations, dictation, copywork, notebooking, hearing stories read aloud,...