Sponsored by Foundations Press and Homeschooling Torah Our 9th Anniversary Homeschool Family Conference will be August 8-11, 2022, and our theme will be “Back to Basics.” The sessions will be free to all! Theme: “Back to Basics” All times are Eastern Time. Monday, August 8 10 am — Basics of a Happy Family — Parenting […]
Art Contest – Passover 2022
We wish to thank every student who participated in our 8th annual Passover Art Contest! This year’s theme was “Hosanna.” The students were all creative with this theme, sharing what they knew about Yeshua’s entry into Jerusalem, recorded in Matthew 21, Mark 11, and John 12. They did such a great job! You can definitely […]
New Curriculum for Fall 2022
Lots of people have been asking when such-and-such new curriculum will be ready. We’re super excited to announce our writing plans for 2022! Last year was a tough year, with Anne’s recovery from a concussion, our entire family getting Covid, and Anne being hospitalized twice with kidney stones and a severe kidney infection. However, at […]
Setting Up Your Teacher and Student Notebooks
It’s a smart idea to take a day to set up your teacher notebook, plus a notebook for each of your children. This video will give you lots of ideas! This video was first made in the fall of 2013, while my children were still young and all seven of them were still at home. […]
Using a Timeline to Learn History
During all years of our history curriculum, we advise you to construct a timeline with your children. If you started in ancient history and continued all the way through American history, through all of the Bible’s history, through the middle ages, through modern times and even the return of Israel to the Land, your children […]
The Benefits of Notebooking
Guest post by Debra Reed, NotebookingPages.com At the end of each school year, are you finding yourself swimming through mounds of worksheets, quizzes, tests, and half-finished workbooks wondering just what to do with it all? Where does the organization begin? What do you keep? Where will you keep it? How much should you, dare I […]