Updated January 4, 2019 No, we do not offer any advanced math. When HomeschoolingTorah started, we did offer Algebra 1, and quite a few of our students have used it. A small group of current customers are still using it, and we are continuing to provide them with support and resources through the end of […]
Homemade Bread, Housework, and Homeschooling?!
Food preparation and housework are major reasons why many of us homeschoolers feel that we just can’t get everything in a day done — and school, too! So what’s to be done about it? I’ve been scratching my head about what to say, because I hope you don’t think that my house is perfect, that my […]
Using the Internet in Your Home School
When I first started writing curriculum for HomeschoolingTorah, I wanted to offer curriculum that was affordable for families but also filled with delightful lessons for their children. For instance, many companies ask you to spend hundreds of dollars for living books for your shelves. Living books are usually written by one person who has a passion for […]
How to Survive Clutter in a One-Room Homeschool
In an ideal world, we would all have rooms in our homes that we could devote solely to homeschooling. We’d have plenty of space, plenty of bookshelves, and plenty of roomy cabinets. We’d have space on the walls for maps and charts, and we’d have a comfy corner for reading, cuddling, and projects. In a […]
Teaching My Children to Listen
Some time ago on my blog, I posted an article on how and why God disciplines me. One thing I learned is that God is trying to teach me to listen to Him. This got me thinking. How can I teach my own children to listen to me? The Bible makes it very clear that […]
