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Many homeschool moms feel pressured to match public school hours, but homeschooling doesn’t have to look the same. In this encouraging post, I share the truth about homeschool hours and why it’s okay if your days don’t always fit into a six-hour box. You’ll discover how to find a peaceful rhythm that works for your family, build confidence in your teaching, and keep your focus on what truly matters — your child’s heart and walk with God.

Homeschooling isn’t just about textbooks—it’s about teaching through life! Learn how to turn everyday moments into lessons that build faith, confidence, and real-world skills.

After 25 years of homeschooling, I’m sharing the honest reasons why we started—and why we’ve never looked back. If you’re new to homeschooling or just exploring the idea, I hope this encourages you.

The Passover isn’t just an old story from long ago—it’s part of God’s bigger rescue plan. In this post, we’ll explore how God saved His people from slavery in Egypt and how the Passover points to Jesus, the perfect Lamb who takes away our sin. With a hands-on story wheel printable, you can help your children understand this powerful connection in a way they’ll remember.

Inauguration Day isn’t just about history—it’s a chance to teach our kids about leadership, prayer, and respect for authority from a Christian perspective. In this post, we’ll explore the meaning of Inauguration Day, look at biblical examples of leaders, and create a hands-on “Presidential Prayer Book” activity to help kids connect faith with civic responsibility.

St. Patrick’s story is one of faith and courage—once a slave, he returned to Ireland as a missionary. Teach kids with our craft! #Faith

Teach kids diligence by instilling a strong work ethic through responsibility, perseverance, and faith. #Parenting #Homeschool

Getting ready for a new homeschool year can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be! In this post, we’ll walk you through five essential steps to help your family get organized, set goals, and start the year with confidence and purpose.

Christmas is the perfect time to slow down, laugh, and make memories together. In this post, I’ve gathered 40 fun family games and activities that will bring joy, connection, and a Christ-centered focus to your holiday season.

Gratitude jars are a simple, hands-on way to help kids practice thankfulness every day. In this post, I share easy steps to create your own gratitude jar, along with ideas to make it fun, meaningful, and faith-filled for the whole family.

Teaching kids about money doesn’t have to be boring! In this post, I share 12 fun and creative ways to help your child learn the value of money, from hands-on activities to real-life lessons that build lifelong financial skills.

"Discover fun facts about St. Patrick’s Day, its history, traditions, and why we wear green! Plus, grab a free printable for kids!"

Thanksgiving should be full of joy, not stress over food restrictions! In this post, I’ve rounded up 37 delicious gluten-free dishes and desserts so your whole family can enjoy the holiday without missing out on classic flavors.

Homeschooling doesn’t have to be expensive! In this post, I share practical tips, free resources, and budget-friendly strategies that help families teach effectively without breaking the bank.

Finding the right homeschooling resources can make teaching at home easier and more enjoyable. In this post, I share a variety of tools, curriculum ideas, and practical resources to help parents confidently guide their children’s learning.

Starting homeschooling can feel overwhelming, especially when choosing curriculum. In this post, I share practical tips and suggestions to help new homeschooling families select the right resources to fit their children’s learning styles and your family’s goals.

Thinking about homeschooling but not sure where to start? This post breaks down simple, practical steps to help new homeschooling families get organized, choose curriculum, and begin their journey with confidence.

When our oldest was approaching school age. I started feeling the pressure if you will, about how our son would be educated. I didn’t...