I start to read and I wonder if anyone is even paying attention. But then we pause to comment on a character or a setting or a plot twist, and I know that reading aloud is one of the most valuable times in our day.  

“Look at the child in front of you.”
  This is sound advice in a faith formation program (and for life in general), but I’ve also been bringing it into my homeschooling approach.

Reading aloud can create a time set aside in your day when your relationship is nourished. #reading #parenting #homeschooling

Having a healthy relationship with your children can only improve the environment in your home and the homeschooling experience.

To everything there is a season, and a time for every purpose under heaven. – Ecclesiastes 3:1 God seems to like to keep us on…

Are you homeschooling an introverted child? Introverted and extroverted are ways of describing how people prefer to interact with the world. According to Susan Cain,…

Reading aloud to your children can help “build a child’s vocabulary, sow the seeds of reading desire, and help kids continue to love books well…

This scene happens frequently in our house: Me: “Mouse, please go upstairs, make your bed, pick up the clothes on the floor, and bring down…