Writing is a language strand that is not always easy to do for learners or to teach for parents. Teaching and learning writing can be so boring and exhausting without a reliable curriculum in homeschool. Meanwhile, some parents are not confident and experienced in teaching writing. Today I would like to share 10 ways to […]
Today I would like to share a list of Martin Luther King Jr. resources you can compile into a fabulous unit study for the young to older kids. This is the first year for me to think further about Martin Luther King Day that people usually shorten into MLK day. Martin Luther Day is celebrated […]
It may sound counterintuitive, but attachment parenting can foster independence if done properly. Today I’d love to talk a bit about Attachment Parenting to older children. Next, we are going to discuss How to Encourage Independence in Attachment Parenting. Our job, as parents, is to teach our children to grow up to be well-rounded adults. […]
It is not always easy to get the teens not to be involved with anything related to the negative sides of sexual topics. Sex in movies is a common trigger for teens to lust and further inappropriate sexual behaviors. Being a Christian, you will have a wonderful opportunity to solve sex-in-movies cases with this Christian […]
This is the second year we use Back to School Sign Printables and we would like to share our new homeschool year tradition with you. It is our 9th year of homeschooling our children and I do really hope that it will be our first year to graduate my oldest to university. This will be […]
Whether you’re last born, middle child or first born the fact of the matter is that birth order will affect your personality. When you grow up in a household with siblings, it often helps shape your personality. As a parent, it’s intriguing to learn more about how birth order shapes our kids’ personalities. This helps […]