Figgy Pudding and A Christmas Carol: Hands-On Holiday Learning
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!
-
-
Simple Habits for Busy Homeschool Seasons
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…
-
Easy DIY Hanukkiah to Make with Your Family
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…
-
Go Bible Review – A New Family Favorite
Today, I’m delighted to share with you Go Bible review. We received this Bible alongside the Hands-On Bible, which you can read about here. I was immediately impressed by how unique the Go Bible is in its purpose and design. As a Christian homeschooling mom and literature teacher, I’m interested in resources that help children…
-
Math | CTCMath | High School | Homeschool
Teaching Tenth Grade Math at Home: What to Expect and How to Survive the Year
Help your homeschool teen succeed in tenth grade math with practical teaching tips and an inside look at how CTCMath makes Geometry and Algebra II easier.
-
Podcast | Homeschool | Living Healthy | Real Life | Subject
Why Food Security Matters (A Homeschool Conversation)
Discover why food security matters in this inspiring homeschool conversation with David Stelzer of Azure Standard. Learn how organic farming, soil health, and nutrition all play a vital role in true food security for families.
-
Are You Ready to Deal with Math-Quizzing Relatives This Holiday Season?
The holiday season is officially here. That magical stretch of time where we somehow try to cook, travel, keep the peace, and convince our hubby that Yes, sweetie, we will finish math eventually… just maybe not this week. And of course, this is also when we reunite with those well-meaning (and sometimes not-so-well-meaning) relatives we…
-
Bible | Homeschool | Review
Hands-On Bible Review
I’m thrilled to share my Hands-On Bible review! I originally got it for my 10-year-old daughter, and it has quickly become our favorite kids’ Bible—and the one I now recommend to any parent of elementary-aged children beginning to explore God’s Word on their own. What makes it stand out is how approachable and interactive it…
-
How to Make Corn Husk Dolls
When our children craft corn husk dolls, they’re not just building a toy—they’re tapping into a living tradition. In Native American villages and early colonial homes alike, corn husks became playthings and art with very little cost but lots of meaning. This month let’s invite our children to learn by doing, to shape their own…
-
5 Tips for Healthy Eating on a Budget
When my husband and I first got married, I made a real effort to cook healthy, balanced meals about 90% of the time. With just the two of us, it didn’t matter as much if it cost a little extra to eat clean or choose organic options whenever possible. I believe that what you put…
-
Math | CTCMath | High School | Homeschool
Ninth Grade Math for Homeschoolers (What to Teach And How to Survive)
Starting ninth grade math at home? Here’s what your student will learn—and how to make ninth grade a confident start to the high school years!
-
Fun Fall Leaf Creatures Tutorial
Here’s an easy and fun fall craft with your kids that will result in some adorable fall leaf creatures!
