New Picture Book on Tough Topic
Mark Restaino tackles the big questions of free will and why evil exists in his latest picture book, Two Robots
Category: The Homeschooling Life
Curing Mommy Overwhelm
As homeschoolers, we can get really overwhelmed. Self-doubts can wreak havoc on our peace of mind, causing us to lose faith in God’s plan for our families. A wonderful consultant and veteran homeschooling mom, Paola Ciskanik, is here to talk about Curing Mommy Overwhelm. Stay with us!
Refresh 2020 Midwinter Conference
Our lineup this year includes internationally known speakers, authors, bloggers, and podcasters, who share their knowledge, passions, and wisdom with you, our Homeschool Connections family.
Things are about to get eXtreme.
eXtreme Blindside by Leslea Wahl Author’s Note: Ever since I first wrote Perfect Blindside, I hoped these characters would have more adventures together. Despite the desire, no brilliant storylines came to me. I did know I wanted the book set at an extreme sporting event. Besides that tidbit and an image in my mind of …
Catholic Life Conference in Springfield, MA
Dr. Scott Hahn is coming to Springfield, MA as the keynote speaker for the Catholic Life Conference on Saturday, March 21, 2020. Childcare is being offered.
Free HSLDA Preschool Membership
Are you a parent of a child or children ages 5 and under? Are you considering homeschooling? If so, HSLDA (Home School Legal Defense Association) offers a free membership for you.
Homeschooling Your Special Needs Child
Homeschooling has become a haven for kids the traditional school system has failed in some way. Listen to this podcast about homeschooling your special needs child.
The New “Little Women”
The new “Little Women” has much to offer, provided you have read the book.
Faith through Fiction Christmas Special
Our friends at Catholic Teen Fiction share their latest video. Authors TM Gaouette and Leslea Wahl discuss the new anthology Gifts: Visible and Invisible
How Science Points to the Reality of God
The secular world tries to claim it and hold it up as proof that religion is false. And yet, Catholics believe that honest inquiry always leads us to God.