It can be hard to know what to give as a gift for teen girls. They’ve mostly outgrown the wide-eyed wonder of Christmas morning, and are most excited about cash and gift cards! Although I’m not opposed to the convenience of gift cards, I love to find fun stocking stuffers to surprise my teen. Here’s a selection of adorable, and useful, stocking stuffers teen girls will love.
If you are or know a homeschool mom, this list is for you! Read on to find gift ideas for homeschool moms that will organize, inspire, and encourage the homeschool mom in your life.
If you’re a homeschool mom and a podcast fan, prepare to be delighted. I’ve got a huge list of 90+ podcasts made for homeschool moms. You’ll find podcasts directed to high school learning, subject specific podcasts, unschooling podcasts, and podcasts to encourage homeschool moms through every step of your journey.
This collection of scripture coloring pages for the book of Philippians can be used along with a sermon series at church, or as an accompaniment to your personal Bible study.
If you’ve read my blog or emails regularly, you may have noticed how often I mention my morning prayer walks. Right now, I don’t want you to focus on the early mornings, or the walking, but on that middle word—prayer. Over the past two years, those walks have been the inception of a transformed heart, and maybe it’s time I told that story.
Visual media is powerful for communicating ideas. Whether you’re learning about a historical figure, a geographical area, or a type of creature, there’s probably a documentary that will engage your child’s interest and accelerate their learning of the topic. Here’s a list of 24 quality documentaries to use in your homeschool.
I’ve got a big list for you today–100 high school elective ideas to consider for your homeschooled high schooler.
One of the benefits of homeschooling is that we get to choose how our kids demonstrate their understanding of the concepts and subject matter they’ve been studying. Here are some creative ways for homeschoolers to demonstrate learning.
One way to expose your kids to a selection of ideas, information, and inspiring people is to supplement your curriculum with fun learning activities. It’s a big, wide world out there, and you never know what will spark your child’s excitement or interest.
Organizing your homeschool can feel intimidating if organization doesn’t come naturally to you. I want to share three keys to an organized homeschool that you can use regardless of what level of organization you currently have in your home.