Parenting teens can be crazy hard, crazy rewarding, and just plain crazy too. This two-part series deals with our response as parents to the times when our teens make decisions that aren’t what we expected.
Sometimes a family graduation ceremony and celebration can be way more fun than a class ceremony! Here are some ideas for making an amazing special occasion for your teen.
A great way to plan for the year is by attending a homeschool convention or conference in your area. If you are new to homeschooling or have never been to a state convention or regional conference, the thought of going can sometimes be overwhelming.
It takes more than just books to have a good student. Kay shares some ideas for helping your middle school kids develop study skills that will help them thrive in high school!
It’s time for SPRING BREAK! You don’t have to travel far to enjoy a fun time as a family. Here are a few suggestions to help you get the most out of your teen’s spring break.
What do you do when your children are sick and you home educate? What if mom gets sick but everyone else is well? Let’s explore a few ideas for catching up when you catch the flu.
The next time you package gifts for your children, whether it’s this Valentine’s Day, Christmas or their birthday, be thankful for the wonder that God created in parenthood.
Smores, seeds and “free time” - could these things help your family with the winter blues?
While a break from school is a relief, boredom can sometimes creep into the house. You’ll enjoy these four ideas for your time off!
In this age of digital photos and minimalistic mindset, what treasures are we leaving for our children to explore? Learn how to create a family box.
Do you ever feel like you are in a drag race to get to the end of the semester? Let’s see how your fall preparations compare to life at the dragstrip.
As parents, we encounter lots of scary things. Raising a teenager doesn’t have to be one of them.
