8 Secrets to a Successful Homeschool Evaluation
As a homeschooler in the north, I often dread winter. After all, winter means months indoors with restless children. It means allowing an extra half
How to adapt any subscription box for special needs children
Very few companies offer a subscription box for special needs children. And, if they do, it’s usually sensory-based and appropriate primarily for young children. But,
How to Promote Creativity: Some Tools and Resources
This month, we tend to focus on productivity, new habits, and optimism about the future. It’s no wonder, then, that January is also International Creativity
How to win the heart of your rebellious teenage son
Many families I know stop homeschooling their sons when they reach high school. Moms state many reasons for this. I hear, “Well, my son plays
3 R’s of How to Motivate a Teenager
Are you struggling with how to motivate a teenager in your life? Maybe he sleeps half the day or falls asleep in the middle of
Don’t do this for Bible memory. Adjust your focus.
I really hate giving kids prizes for Bible memory. I usually get puzzled looks from people when I say this. After all, prizes are a
Does Your Child Hate Homeschooling? Troubleshoot with these 5 possibilities
When my oldest daughter hit her teen years, she longed to see what it would be like to attend public school. She didn’t exactly hate
Best Ways for Praising Children
As parents, we naturally enjoy praising our children for good behavior, academic achievement, and other desirable traits. For example, have you ever said any of
