You would likely agree that people are more important than things. And that relationships matter more than tasks. But in practical terms, it can be hard to prioritize loving our families, our church family, our neighbors, and others, when our days are consumed by getting through the things and tasks that seem to require our immediate attention.
As my kids have gotten older, they’ve outgrown some of the advent traditions they enjoyed as young kids. I want to continue the sense of togetherness and anticipation as they grow up, so I’ve been looking for books we can read together to focus on the season of advent leading up to our Christmas celebration. I’ve put together a list of 50 advent devotional books for you to consider if you have teens or tweens and want to read something together as a family.
Are you looking for a way to incorporate geography, culture study, and compassion in a quick 10-minute daily homeschool lesson? Try praying your way around the world! Pray for countries of the world in December—your kids will learn where countries are located, basic demographics of each country, and most importantly, develop compassion for and interest in people around the world. Make it a homeschool project to pray for every country in the world in one year.
Looking for some fun learning ideas for November? I have a list for you! Here you’ll find a collection of resources to help you plan your homeschool activities and learning in November.
Are you looking for a way to incorporate geography, culture study, and compassion in a quick 10-minute daily homeschool lesson? Try praying your way around the world! Pray for countries of the world in November—your kids will learn where countries are located, basic demographics of each country, and most importantly, develop compassion for and interest in people around the world. Make it a homeschool project to pray for every country in the world in one year.
Celebrating an October birthday? Download this October birth month fun facts sheet to display at a birthday party or give with a birthday gift. Included are the October birthstone and flower, a few fun holidays, interesting people born in October, and this month in history events.
Looking for some fun learning ideas for October? I have a list for you! Here you’ll find a collection of resources to help you plan your homeschool activities and learning in October.
Looking for a fun and engaging project to use as part of your social studies curriculum? Or maybe a quick unit study project? Offer your kids their choice of famous cities to research for this fun learning activity. Keep reading for all the details to create a Famous City homeschool research project your kids will love.
Are you looking for a way to incorporate geography, culture study, and compassion in a quick 10-minute daily homeschool lesson? Try praying your way around the world! Pray for countries of the world in October—your kids will learn where countries are located, basic demographics of each country, and most importantly, develop compassion for and interest in people around the world. Make it a homeschool project to pray for every country in the world in one year.
Celebrating a September birthday? Download this September birth month fun facts sheet to display at a birthday party or give with a birthday gift. Included are the September birthstone and flower, a few fun holidays, interesting people born in September, and this month in history events.