Here's inspiration for a classics-focused class for high school homeschoolers. Over the last year and a half, I've worked out the kinks and built a successful classics-focused program for local teens called Liberty Scholars. My goal with this program is to help kids be prepared for adulthood, civic duty, and leadership, with a solid foundation in US constitutional principles and classics. Overall, this is what the program looks like: Reading two classic books per month (gene

If you're considering camping with your kids, here's some encouragement to make it happen! I've been camping with my kids 1-2x yearly for the last 9 years, and it has become a cherished tradition for us all. Top 5 Reasons to Camp with Kids Bonding: Spending dedicated time together leads closer relationships, teamwork, and trust-building. Adventure: Camping brings you up close to nature, unpredictable weather, camp fires, "roughing it," and more. Disconnect and Reconnect: We

Many of us know that this time we are living through is a pivotal time for the current generations. However, it is much bigger than that....

Are you ready to explore modern history with your kids? I've put together a new resource for you! It's a book list and timeline resource...

Some of the oldest cookbooks in the world are from the fertile crescent region. This recipe for Babylonian Dried Fruit Bread is based on...

Although we usually follow a 4-year-cycle for history and science in our homeschool, last year we decided to do something different....

These 26 picture books span 6 continents and 14 countries. Picture books are a wonderful way to engage my children in learning...

The following are our favorite folk and fairy tales from the 20 countries we "visited" on our World Trip.

Although we homeschool year-round, each summer I like to shift the focus of our homeschooling a bit. Some years, we have focused more on...