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What if Scripture became something your children didn’t just read—but recognized in the world around them every day? In our latest podcast episode, we sit down with author, Brock Eastman, to talk about helping children develop a lifelong relationship with God’s Word. Brock is an award-winning author and has been published across the industry with…
What if your church could help families gain access to healthy, high-quality food while strengthening its ministry at the same time? In this episode of the podcast, we sit down with Spencer Askew, part of the team behind the Azure Around the Table program, an inspiring initiative from Azure that is bringing churches and communities…
As a homeschooling mother of two (ages 3 and 10) and lifelong literature lover, I was thrilled to get the chance to review The Unwinding Path: A Soothing Stroll to Slumber by Betony Coons. This is a new release by IVPKids, the children’s book imprint of InterVarsity Press. While I didn’t know much about the…
Simplifying Healthy Food Choices for Homeschool Families If feeding your family feels harder than it should, you are not imagining it. Most homeschool moms I know genuinely care about what they are putting on the table. We read labels. We pay attention to ingredients. We notice how food affects energy, focus, mood, and learning. And…
I am one of those unabashed people who loves the holiday season wholeheartedly! But at the same time, there’s also something really nice about January after it’s all over: cleaning up and making space (in your home and in your life) for a new year, new adventures, and new rhythms. It’s important to always find…
What if my child refuses to do school work? “How do I handle it when my son just won’t do his assignments?” “I’m at a loss—my daughter sits there for hours without making any progress!” I often hear these questions from exhausted homeschooling moms who feel stuck and unsure of how to motivate their children…
The start of a new year often comes with a lot of pressure. Goals. Resolutions. Big promises to do everything better this time around. But for families, especially homeschooling families, the new year can be something quieter and more meaningful. Instead of asking our kids who they want to become someday, this is a chance…
Teaching 11th grade math doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. Here is some practical advice on finding support and managing expectations.
Real Life, Real Learning with David Stelzer Some conversations remind you why you chose this path in the first place. My recent conversation with David Stelzer of Azure Standard was one of those. At its core, it wasn’t just about homeschooling or business — it was about family, faith, and the long view of raising…
Looking for a way to add Christmas classics into your homeschool? This year, why not adding figgy pudding and A Christmas Carol to your family festivities? Here’s how!
We all know what time of year it is. The holidays loom, and a busy homeschool season is in full swing. The school books cover the table alongside sports equipment, crafting supplies, half-finished projects, groceries we have not had a chance to put away yet, and—if you are like my family—ballet bags. Oh yes… did…
Hi, I am Trish, the owner of Hip Homeschool Moms, and we are a Messianic family. We have been celebrating the Biblical Feasts for many years now, and one of my favorite traditions has been making our own Hanukkiahs (a nine-branch menorah for Hanukkah). This easy DIY Hanukkiah project has been one of my favorite…
