Intentional in Faith, Family & Homeschooling
Are you looking for online technology classes for your child? Is your child interested in learning coding, robotics, web design, 3-D modeling for games, etc? And you’re wondering, “How in the world am I going to cover these topics when you aren’t tech-savvy?” Well, I’m here to tell you that I have found a fantastic […] Read more…
Are you looking for an online math course for your child? Are you struggling with getting your child to do their Math without all the fuss? Does teaching higher level math break you out in sweat? Well, I’m here to tell you that I have found a fantastic choice for higher level math for homeschoolers. […] Read more…
As Christian parents, my husband and my desire are to guide our children to know and love the Lord. In an attempt to encourage them to truly understand the foundations and premise of God, is why I’m always on the lookout for resources that teach from a creation science perspective. Being able to find resources that […] Read more…
I received this product free of charge for review purposes and was compensated for my time. All opinions expressed in this post are my own. I was not required to post a positive review of the product. As someone who uses the computer daily, you would think that I would have some amazing typing skills. […] Read more…
I received this product free of charge for review purposes and was compensated for my time. All opinions expressed in this post are my own. I was not required to post a positive review of the product. As a child, I have always enjoyed math. So, when we decided to homeschool I thought teaching […] Read more…
I received a copy of Sonlight Summer Readers and was compensated for my time in writing this post. I was not required to write a positive review and all opinions are my own. This post contains affiliate links. Thanks for your support! As we are getting ready for our summer break, I find myself getting […] Read more…
When I was in high school my parents weren’t familiar with CLEP exams or how these exams would have helped me gain college credits while in high school. I know if they would have known, they would have had me take advantage of the CLEP exams and it would have saved them so much money. […] Read more…
I received a copy of WriteShop Junior Level D book and was compensated for my time in writing this post. I was not required to write a positive review and all opinions are my own. This post may contain affiliate links which won’t change your price but will share some commission. When I first started […] Read more…
Every year for the last three years I have attended the Teach Them Diligently Homeschool Convention held in Nashville at the Opryland Hotel. The convention is three days of sessions and an exhibit hall that is filled with information, notes, tips, brochures, handouts, advice, books, and curriculum. You can imagine how many paper piles up! […] Read more…
If you and I sat down to chat about intentionally teaching to your child’s gifts, I am guessing you already know where your child naturally shines. Each of us know there are things we just learn easily, and the same is true for your child. Intentionally teaching to your child’s gifts can enrich the […] Read more…
Have you ever asked your kids what they remember from your homeschool day? How do they respond to recalling last week’s homeschool lessons? Or have loved ones, even strangers, asked your kids about their homeschooling experiences? How do your kids answer? I ask you these questions based on personal experience. When we began homeschooling and […] Read more…
“The days are long, but the years are short” – Gretchen Rubin If you are a homeschool Mama I feel this applies even more in our journey of Motherhood. We are with our kids all day long, every day, which causes one to assume that we are connecting with our kids all the time. […] Read more…
You read that right! Intentional homeschool planning for the non-planner mom. Welcome to homeschool non-planners anonymous; Hi, I’m Forest Rose, a homeschool mom and a blogger at Kingdom First Homeschool and I don’t plan. (teehee) That’s my confession… I am NOT a planner. Before you start throwing tomatoes let me explain. I’ve never been a […] Read more…
As homeschoolers, we know how important it is to plan out our homeschool year. When we plan out our year there are many things we consider. We think about what days we will take off throughout the year. What lessons we are doing each day. What curriculum we are going to use for each subject. And […] Read more…
My friend Amy from Rock Your Homeschool had an AMAZING blog party throughout the month of July called 20 Days of Homeschooling Encouragement. I was a contributor to this awesome homeschool blog party and it was so much fun! We had 19 other amazing homeschool moms that participated because they wanted to encourage other homeschool moms. They all […] Read more…
When I first started homeschooling about six years ago, I didn’t really know what I was doing. Like many of you, I researched all I could about homeschooling and I learned a lot. I learned about learning styles, homeschool methods, choosing curriculums, and the laws in my state. The list can go on and on. What I didn’t […] Read more…