St. Therese’s feast day is coming up on October 1st. St. Therese is a much-loved saint, but she has a special appeal for children. Her “Little Way” is one even small children can grasp.

Walter Crawford chats with Tammy Parker, Catholic Teacher, Accountability Mentor, Financial Advisor, as they ask the great question, “Should teens know all the answers for life after highschool?”

Michelle Faehnle shares how she changed her perspective on the mundane tasks of motherhood, allowing them to help transform her into a vessel of mercy.

If you struggle with teaching history or are simply looking for some new techniques to help make your children’s experience of history a better one, The Catholic Educator’s Guide to Teaching History is worth reading.

Don’t try to homeschool without God! Root your homeschool in prayer.

Your dyslexic child can thrive in your homeschool, but you may need some extra information and support. These resources can help you and your child be more successful!

Sr. Mary Kathleen Glavitch, SND has pulled together an assortment of craft ideas that can be used to help teach our Catholic faith but can easily be adapted for other subjects as well.

Learn how to do more with your money from a debt-free homeschooling family of 16! #homeschooling #moneymanagement #largefamilies

The beauty of the Church’s liturgical year will probably make more of an impression if your family does something concrete to acknowledge the various seasons and feasts.

When it comes to parenting and homeschooling a child with neurological differences, knowledge and understanding can help a great deal. ADHD 2.0 is a fascinating, informative, and practical guide to living and thriving with an ADHD mind.