Author: Patrice Fagnant-MacArthur
Calculus for Middle Schoolers
Calculus for Middle Schoolers takes complex concepts and presents them in an understandable and non-scary format.
What to Do When You Feel Like a Homeschool Failure
What do you do when the voices of self-doubt are screaming in your head? Here are three suggestions to help you feel better. #homeschooling
Montessori: You Can Do It!
Our friends at Verity Ed have shared this great conversation on Montessori Education and how to incorporate it into your homeschool.
Time for a Mid-Year Homeschool Reboot?
Sometimes a minor tweak in your homeschool life can make a big difference. Taking the time to honestly evaluate what is not working and attempting to make meaningful changes can lead to a much more positive homeschool day.
Two New Picture Books for Catholic Children
These two new picture books are lovely for read-alouds with Catholic children. #Catholic #ChildrensBooks
Mid-Semester Organization Check-In
Today’s guest, Margaret Gallipeau, was with us in Episode 48, helping us get organized for the year. Today, she’ll take us through some steps for evaluating how our plans are going, in our Mid-Semester Homeschool Organization Check-in!
Reasons to be Thankful for Homeschooling in 2020
Thanksgiving is right around the corner, which is a great time to remember all the reasons to be thankful for homeschooling, especially during 2020.
How to Foster Religious Vocations
The Homeschooling Saints Podcast features some wonderful insights on How to Foster Religious Vocations in Your Homeschool. #Vocations #Catholicparenting #Homeschooling
Brilliant! 25 Catholic Scientists, Mathematicians, and Supersmart People
A new beautifully illustrated book seeks to show children ages 7 – 11 that being Catholic and involved in STEM go hand in hand.
Thomas More College Faith and Reason Scholarship
Thomas More College of Liberal Arts in Merrimack, NH is now accepting applicants for its annual Faith and Reason Scholarship Contest.
