Atheist Critiques Christian Homeschooling, but Misinterprets the Facts

Posted in News on May 14, 2017

Dave Daubenmire stirred up some controversy with his recent criticism of the public education system. He told Christian parents that personally educating their children will result in them being so far ahead, they'll turn out to be millionaires. On Patheo's Friendly Atheist blog, David McAfee has already criticized Daubenmire, writing, "You won’t be surprised to learn that Daubenmire provided Read More »

Motivational Quotes for Students

Posted in Parenting on May 13, 2017

For as long as I can remember, I've been a "quote junkie." I have collections of quotes that I use for birthdays, special events, competitions, encouragement, and scrapbooks (to name just a few). Words from great people aren't just words. They give a level of credibility I cannot. They humanize our heroes and make them relatable. Read More »

A Helping Hand: Homeschool Community Service Ideas for All Ages

Posted in Homeschooling on May 13, 2017

One great way to develop an attitude of service in our children is through regular, intentional community service. Opportunities extend far beyond serving at a soup kitchen or picking up litter. Here are just a few ideas for homeschool kids and families to help out in their communities. Time and Elbow Grease Sometimes you just Read More »

Dave Daubenmire: If You Personally Educate Your Children, You Will Create Millionaires

Posted in News on May 13, 2017

Yesterday, Religious Right activist Dave Daubenmire spent most of his morning webcast "Pass The Salt Live," criticizing the public education system. The episode was titled, Public Schools and the Gospel of Government. During his show, he praised homeschoolers and told Christian parents if they're willing to remove their kids from the public school system and Read More »

The Best Books for Early Literacy

Posted in Reading Lists and Book Lists on May 12, 2017

In recent years, there has been a major push for practicing early literacy with your children. According to the Children’s Book Council, using early literacy practices can have a multitude of positive effects on your child’s development. Some of these effects include a more advanced vocabulary, better emotional awareness, and ultimately a path to academic success. Read More »