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Teaching 11th grade math doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. Here is some practical advice on finding support and managing expectations.
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.
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.
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…
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…
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!
Join Trish and Nadim al Rahim from CTCMath in a great Homeschool Conversation as they discuss math worries that come up again and again—and how to replace that anxiety with confidence and progress.
What do eighth graders learn in math? Here’s a guide to what this year in math covers, plus some tips for making it less overwhelming.
What do seventh graders learn in math? Here’s a quick overview of topics your middle grader needs to learn this year … and how to help them learn it!
Let’s talk about 5 ways to grow a love of creation and nature in your homeschool.
Check out our Illustrated Bible Maps Review. It’s a terrific and comprehensive visual, faith-filled resource for homeschool and family study.
I still remember the first time I panicked over homeschooling. It wasn’t the curriculum catalogs or the socialization questions from my mom. And it definitely wasn’t the idea of being home with my boys—being with them all day was one of the biggest perks. What gave me pause, what made me sweat, was this one…
