April is National Poetry Month which makes it a great time of year to add some poetry lessons into your homeschool. #poetry #homeschooling

The Master’s Calling by Amber Schamel offers the Passion Story from a New Perspective

The Martins are best known as the parents of St. Thérèse of Lisieux, a doctor of the Church known for her Little Way of holiness, but Louis and Zélie are saints in their own right.

If you’re new to homeschooling, you’re probably getting asked a question that veteran homeschoolers find very familiar. Today, Maureen Wittmann is here with very smart and very reassuring responses to the question, “But what about socialization?!”

What is it like to homeschool one child? We discuss the blessings and challenges.

Eight stories for teens tied together by a shamrock-shaped stone that St. Patrick found. #CatholicFiction #Teens

Teen Eve Donahue’s lonely existence changes in an instant when visions of a mysterious stranger haunt her. Certain God is calling her for a mission, she bravely says yes and begins her quest to meet this young man.

Looking for an easy way to incorporate art history and art into your homeschool? #art #homeschooling

Therese Boucher provides a poignant portrait of early 20th century life for Catholic French-Canadian immigrants in central Massachusetts in The Singer and the Sailor.

Despite being the shortest month, February is the bane of most homeschooler’s year. Here is how to survive! #homeschooling #February