Faith, Story, and a Literary Life with Dr. Carolyn Weber
Award-winning author Dr. Carolyn Weber joins Amy Sloan to discuss faith and literature, reading the Bible as literature, classical education, and raising readers.| Humility and Doxology
Stories shape the way we see the world, connect with others, and find hope in the midst of hardship. In this episode, I had the privilege to interview one of my favorite living authors Daniel Nayeri, whose books Everything Sad is Untrue and The Many Assassinations of Samir the Seller of Dreams have captivated readers […]| Humility and Doxology
What is narration in homeschooling, and why does it matter so much in a Charlotte Mason or classical education? In this episode of Homeschool Conversations with Humility and Doxology, I talk with Adrienne Freas (homeschool veteran, grandmother, author, and classical education consultant) about the art of narration. Adrienne shares how narration goes beyond simple retelling […]| Humility and Doxology
Award-winning author Dr. Carolyn Weber joins Amy Sloan to discuss faith and literature, reading the Bible as literature, classical education, and raising readers.| Humility and Doxology
It blows my mind that I have now taught three kids to read! I’m incredibly proud of the hard work we’ve put in. I’m so thankful for the resources that have helped us reach this point. From my Preschool and Kindergarten Journals to working our way through the All About Reading curriculum, we’ve come ... Read More about Let’s Talk Reading! All About Reading Q&A The post Let’s Talk Reading! All About Reading Q&A appeared first on Arrows & Applesauce.| Arrows & Applesauce
Fall is the perfect season to bring cozy, hands-on learning into your homeschool! Pumpkins aren’t just for carving or pie. They’re full of inspiration for poetry, crafts, science, and math activities. Whether you’re looking to add seasonal fun to your homeschool day or need a creative unit study idea, this pumpkin-themed guide will give you […]| Humility and Doxology
Homeschooling parents Essie and Hsin-Fu Wu know firsthand the importance of teaching children a history that reflects the full story of America. When they couldn’t find resources to share Asian American history with their sons, they created Resilient Panda History, guides designed to help families of all backgrounds bring these often-overlooked stories into their homeschool […]| Humility and Doxology
Homeschool mom Elsie Iudicello shares wisdom on parenting teens, cultivating wonder, and homeschooling through trials with grace, faith, and honesty.| Humility and Doxology
One of the things I love most about homeschooling is that we get to slow down and talk about the things that matter, not just for academics, but for real life. Last school year, we learned about the beginnings of our country, the Revolutionary War, and the Declaration of Independence. As much as I ... Read More about Studying the Bill of Rights With Our Kids The post Studying the Bill of Rights With Our Kids appeared first on Arrows & Applesauce.| Arrows & Applesauce
Brighten the frostier days of winter with our Best Winter Garden Scavenger Hunt Printable! Perfect for families, homeschoolers, classrooms, or outdoor lovers—even when the snow is light or the air is crisp and dry. Whether you’re bundling up for a backyard outing, exploring a local park, or simply sparking curiosity in the everyday scenery, this... The post Best Winter Garden Scavenger Hunt: A Printable for Family Fun & Adventure! appeared first on A Farm to Keep.| A Farm to Keep
In this episode of the Homeschool Conversations podcast, I had the pleasure of talking with Hal Prather, a financial coach, homeschool dad, and founder of Your Profit Pro. We explored how parents and teens alike can grow in financial literacy, stewardship, and confidence. Are you trying to figure out your own finances? Or maybe you’re […]| Humility and Doxology
Discover how to cultivate discernment and delight in children's reading with Redeemed Reader's Betsy Farquhar and Megan Saben on this homeschool podcast.| Humility and Doxology
One of the questions I get asked most frequently is “How do you structure your day?” I understand being curious about what goes on during other people’s homeschool day. I’ve watched many day-in-the-life videos trying to glean wisdom and inspiration. There’s something reassuring about knowing we’re all learning and no two homeschools look the same- ... Read More about A Homeschool Day-In-The-Life The post A Homeschool Day-In-The-Life appeared first on Arrows & Applesauce.| Arrows & Applesauce
In this episode of the Homeschool Conversations podcast, I’m chatting once again with the much-requested Rachel from The Nerdy Homeschooler (her channel was previously known as Seven in All). A second-generation homeschooler, curriculum writer, and mom of three boys, Rachel shares wisdom, perspective, and encouragement rooted in her lifelong experience with home education. The conversation […]| Humility and Doxology
Welcome back to another season of Homeschool Conversations with Humility and Doxology! I'm Amy Sloan, a second-generation homeschooling mom of five including 2 graduates, and I’m so excited to be back in your earbuds for Season 12. Today’s episode is a special one: a listener Q&A to kick off the…| Humility and Doxology
Home School Researcher Volume 39, No. 4, 2025, p. 1-9 Hannah Hobson Elementary Music Teacher, Lancaster Elementary School, Norwell Community Schools, Bluffton, Indiana, hannah.hobson@nwcs.k12.in.us William Sauerland Assistant Professor of Music, School of Music, Purdue University Fort Wayne, Fort Wayne, Indiana, sauer...| National Home Education Research Institute
Brian D. Ray, Ph.D.| National Home Education Research Institute
If you’re looking for the best homeschool typing curriculum in 2025, I highly recommend checking out Typesy Homeschool Edition. It’s simple, affordable, and effective. There’s even a homeschool co-op option if you want to save even more money and learn typing together as a community!| Humility and Doxology
These grade numbers just keep getting higher! I logically know that third grade turns into fourth grade, fourth into fifth, and so on, but I tell ya’- each year my flabber is completely gasted at how fast time is passing! Today I’m sharing our curriculum picks for our grade-specific subjects. If you missed our ... Read More about Curriculum Picks For Third, Fourth, and Sixth Grade | 2025-26 The post Curriculum Picks For Third, Fourth, and Sixth Grade | 2025-26 appeared first on Arrows & A...| Arrows & Applesauce
Looking to start a simple and engaging preschool routine at home? Discover how to set up a morning basket filled with fun, educational activities that support early learning and help create a calm start to the day. Perfect for home educators and parents of preschoolers.| Rainy Day Mum
With a few intentional (and grace-filled) choices, you can make this homeschool year run more smoothly...and maybe even enjoy it a little bit more along the way. Here are five tried-and-true strategies we use in our own homeschool to bring a little more peace, purpose, and joy into the daily routine.| Humility and Doxology
by Douglas Pietersma, Ed.D. Background The authors from the University of Doha in Doha, Qatar (Eldeeb, Diab, Yusr, & Qadhi, 2024) set out to review multiple studies dealing with home education. Their intent was to conduct a meta-analysis of existing studies to synthesize the conclusions from these studies and answer the following research questions: RQ1. […]| National Home Education Research Institute
Struggling to teach writing in your homeschool? Andrew Pudewa of IEW shares expert tips on helping students become confident communicators and clear thinkers—without stress or overwhelm.| Humility and Doxology
Discover practical strategies to prevent burnout, define your homeschooling purpose, and create routines that foster family connection. Learn from Jenny Hedrick's insights on simplifying homeschool life and finding balance.| Humility and Doxology
A review by Brian D. Ray, Ph.D.| National Home Education Research Institute
Homeschooling can be both a rewarding and challenging journey, and many parents find themselves navigating obstacles along the way. From adjusting expectations to fostering a love for learning, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. However, by embracing flexible learning approaches like interest-led learning, unit studies, and film studies, homeschooling families can cultivate a more personalized and engaging educational experience. Homeschool moms Lydia Rosado and Amy Sloan explore how these meth...| Humility and Doxology
Homeschooling moms know it can sometimes be difficult to navigate the academic, emotional, and social needs of their children. Did you know that one of the most powerful tools in teaching social skills is storytelling? Whether through fiction, Bible accounts, or real-life examples, stories provide a unique opportunity to help children understand emotions, empathy, and relationship-building. Dr. Melanie Wilson joins me today to explore how stories—both fictional and true—can become a valua...| Humility and Doxology
Homeschooling with nature study offers endless opportunities for discovery and hands-on learning. Whether you lean toward Charlotte Mason’s gentle approach, a Classical method, or a something else, sharpening your child’s observation skills transforms everyday experiences into exciting lessons. In this post, we'll explore why keen observation matters. Through some practical exercises, I’ll show you how nature can make science for kids come alive!| Humility and Doxology
When you're balancing homeschooling with caregiving responsibilities, it's easy to feel overwhelmed. Add in the emotional toll of caring for a child with medical needs, and it can be hard to find time and energy for self-care, managing sibling relationships, or even fulfilling everyday homeschooling tasks. However, with thoughtful strategies and a focus on God's truth, it's possible to navigate this challenging season with grace. In this Homeschool Conversation, Katie Waalkes and I explore pr...| Humility and Doxology
In today's fast-paced world, the experience of homeschooling can often feel overwhelming, leaving little room for the joy of learning or genuine connections. However, home educators and parents like Leslie Martino emphasize the importance of fostering deep relationships with children through a more meaningful approach to education. By prioritizing depth over breadth, embracing the learning process, and creating space for exploration, families can cultivate a joyful educational experience that...| Humility and Doxology
What effect does unschooling have on how teens turn out? Are they exceptional? Weird? Fulfilled? Anti-social?| Happiness is here
Telling me I need 'self-care' sounds like adding something else to my to do list. Sustainable self-care has nothing to do with bubble baths| Happiness is here
