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 Month. A new year naturally opens fresh possibilities, new horizons, and novel ideas. But, did you know that many developed countries currently suffer a creativity crisis? Surprising, I know, especially… Read More
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 baseball and the high school team offers more options for him.” Or, I hear, “My son is into computers and techie stuff. He can get that at the high school… Read More
3 R’s of How to Motivate a Teenager
Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. That means that I provide links to great products at no cost to you and if you choose to click through, I might get a small commission that helps keep this blog running. Are you struggling with how to motivate a teenager in your life? Maybe he sleeps half… Read More
Don’t give kids prizes for Bible memory
Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. That means that I provide links to great products at no cost to you and if you choose to click through, I might get a small commission that helps keep this blog running. I really hate giving kids prizes for Bible memory. I usually get puzzled looks from people… Read More
New Year? Time for homeschool evaluation!
Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. That means that I provide links to great products at no cost to you and if you choose to click through, I might get a small commission that helps keep this blog running. As a homeschooler in the north, I often dread winter. Winter means months indoors with restless… Read More
Does Your Child Hate Homeschooling? Troubleshoot with these 5 possibilities
Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. That means that I provide links to great products at no cost to you and if you choose to click through, I might get a small commission that helps keep this blog running. When my oldest daughter hit her teen years, she longed to see what it would be… Read More