WEEK 11-HS-Article- Helping Children Learn Their Own Family’s Values
Every family has values they hope to pass from one generation to the next. Some families emphasize kindness and compassion. Others place special importance on honesty, responsibility, perseverance, faith, generosity, respect, or service to others. While every family...
WK 12-HS-Article- Your Family’s Imagination Is Part of the Curriculum
One of the greatest advantages of homeschooling is the freedom to make learning personal. Parents are not limited to a single teaching style or rigid lesson plan. They can adapt lessons to fit their children's interests, learning...
WEEK 13-HS-Article- The Power of One Simple Question
Helping Children Grow One Conversation at a Time Have you ever noticed how one simple question can completely change a conversation? Children are naturally curious, but meaningful conversations don't always happen on their own. Between busy schedules, homework,...
WEEK 14-HS-Article- Gratitude Begins with One Simple Conversation
As parents and grandparents, we all hope our children grow into caring, respectful, and compassionate adults. While we often think about teaching reading, math, or life skills, one of the greatest gifts we can nurture is a grateful heart. Gratitude doesn't develop...
WEEK 15-HS-Article- Teaching Responsibility: Small Choices Build Strong Character
One of the greatest advantages of homeschooling is that important lessons can extend far beyond textbooks. Every day provides opportunities to teach children responsibility through ordinary choices, routines, and family life. Responsibility doesn't begin with big...
WEEK 16-HS-Article- Money Matters: Teaching Children to Save, Spend & Share Wisely
Children begin developing attitudes about money long before they earn their first paycheck. What they see, hear, and practice at home can influence how they think about money for years to come. For homeschool families, money provides an excellent opportunity to...
WEEK 17-HS-Article- When Children Disagree: Turning Conflict Into a Learning Opportunity
Disagreements are a normal part of childhood. Brothers and sisters argue. Friends see things differently. Children become frustrated when they don't get their way. While adults may naturally want to stop conflict quickly, disagreements can also provide valuable...
WEEK 18-HS-Article- The Power of Gratitude: Helping Children Appreciate What They Have
In a world constantly encouraging children to want something newer, bigger, or better, gratitude may be one of the most valuable lessons we can teach. For homeschool families, gratitude doesn't need to become another formal subject. It can be woven naturally into...
EEK 18-PGP-Article- The Power of Gratitude: Helping Children Appreciate What They Have
In a world that constantly encourages children to want something newer, bigger, or better, teaching gratitude has never been more important. Parents and grandparents have a wonderful opportunity to help children recognize that happiness is not always found in having...
WEEK 19-HS-Article- Learning From Mistakes: Why Getting It Wrong Can Be a Good Thing
No child enjoys getting something wrong. A missed math problem, a poor decision, a forgotten responsibility, or an unsuccessful attempt can quickly lead to frustration. But mistakes can also be some of life's best teachers. For homeschool families, this is an...