Book Review: Better Late than Early by Raymond Moore
This review was written in 2009. I’ve always wondered what exactly was better late than early. And how could I start homeschooling without reading one of the books that
This review was written in 2009. I’ve always wondered what exactly was better late than early. And how could I start homeschooling without reading one of the books that
While oatmeal is the winter breakfast of choice in our household, we switch to granola when the weather warms up (or as soon as we hope it will start warming
Simplify your homeschool with memory work binders! Learn how to organize Scripture, hymns, and catechism for effective review and long-term retention.
John Milton Gregory defines education as “embrac[ing] all the steps and processes by which an infant is gradually transformed into a full-grown and intelligent man.” There are two
Transform dinner prep into quality time with your kids! Learn how the "Dinner Helper" system builds relationships, teaches life skills, and fills love-tanks.
No biscuit cutter required on this simplified biscuit hack
Discover the power of humor in parenting! Learn how to lighten up, twinkle at your children, and create a joyful, loving atmosphere in your home.
Musings on being (or not being) a fun mom.
Because my husband doesn't care for spaghetti, I made up this variation, which is just as cheap and easy but that he enjoys.
I have been baking this no-knead crusty bread for over twelve years and it never disappoints.
Children are given for our sanctification. In them, we see our own sins. As we deal with theirs, we must also deal with ours.
Reflecting on life and the stories we leave behind: What kind of legacy will you write? Explore how daily choices shape who you'll be in the years to come.