Our wonderful Tech Team is excited to announce that our site is getting a fantastic new update very soon! Why an update? We are eager to get away from companies that censor free speech and support unethical practices, such as human slavery and abortion. For our company, we have been hard at work getting away […]
Word Power Has Been Postponed
I am sorry to announce that we are going to indefinitely postpone the release of Word Power. I know that you’ve all been waiting so patiently for the new books to be released. Over the past couple weeks, my concussion symptoms got worse, with vomiting, issues with balance, and a lot of eye problems. The […]
Using the Bible in Your Homeschooling Subjects
Last week we talked about the importance of learning to read the Scriptures clearly. As we said, in our curriculum we want to emphasize literacy — the ability to understand written words, to apply them to life, and to use language with proficiency in order to interact with the culture around us. Today I’d like […]
The Importance of Reading the Instructions
Why is it important to teach our children to read instructions? Why do we spend the first ten years (or so) of a child’s life emphasizing basic literacy skills, such as phonics, spelling, handwriting, and fluency in reading? Why should we expect that a child raised in a Torah-observant household would have a higher ability […]
2020 Homeschool Family Conference
Schedule | Goodie Bag | Sponsors | FAQS Sponsored by Foundations Press Our 7th Anniversary Homeschool Family Conference is August 3-6, 2020, and our theme is “The Brain: What the Bible Says About the Heart and Mind.” It is free to all! You can have the benefit of a live conference without the expensive price […]
Why Use Curriculum?
Here’s a practical question: Why even buy curriculum? Do I need it? One of my goals is to teach every single subject using the Bible as my primary textbook. Even though we’ve laid out some practical ways to do that here on our website, it’s still a very difficult proposition. I don’t find much curriculum on […]
