History Review: Classical Conversations
Today I’m back with another history curriculum review. So far we’ve looked at Veritas Press History, Story of the World, and Mystery of History. In… Read More »History Review: Classical Conversations
Articles on Children and Family
Our Daily Homeschool Schedule
I often get asked what our day looks like. How do we fit it all in? Do we ever leave the house? Do my kids… Read More »Our Daily Homeschool Schedule
Review of Mystery of History
Now that the holidays are over and we’re back to school, I’m returning to my history reviews. We’ve looked at Veritas Press history and Story… Read More »Review of Mystery of History
Basic order for Family Worship
My wife and I started family worship when our first child was very young, and I’m so glad we did. We started by calling it… Read More »Basic order for Family Worship
Recommended Bible Memory Program for Families
My wife and I have tried to make Scripture memory a part of our family worship times, but we’ve struggled over the years to make… Read More »Recommended Bible Memory Program for Families
Must-Read Books on Classical Christian Education
The question I get asked most when discussing education is what books I recommend to get started with classical Christian homeschooling. So, here are what… Read More »Must-Read Books on Classical Christian Education
Recommended Bibles for Children and Families
The new year brings renewed commitments, and hopefully one of your renewed commitments is dedicated time for family worship. I cannot stress the importance of… Read More »Recommended Bibles for Children and Families
Should children study the KJV?
As I am contemplating what textbooks we will use next year for our homeschooling (yes, I plan this far ahead so that I can take… Read More »Should children study the KJV?
History Curriculum 2: Story of the World
In my last post I examined Veritas Press History. Today, I want to take a look at Story of the World by Susan Wise Bauer. It’s another popular… Read More »History Curriculum 2: Story of the World
History Curriculum Evaluation 1: Veritas
I am beginning my reviews of children’s history curricula with Veritas Press History. If you’ve missed the posts leading up to this, I explain here why it’s… Read More »History Curriculum Evaluation 1: Veritas
A Plea to Teach Children Hymns
Evangelicals bemoan the fact that a “generation gap” exists between older and younger professing believers. But could it be that the older believers have actually… Read More »A Plea to Teach Children Hymns
Criteria for a good history for children
I have one more introductory post before I begin reviewing different history curricula. In this post I will give some basic criteria for a good… Read More »Criteria for a good history for children
Why history must be taught from a Christian perspective
Before I begin my series of reviews of various history curricula (and, no, these posts are not just for homeschoolers–I talk about that here in my… Read More »Why history must be taught from a Christian perspective
How can you teach your child to love history?
How can you get your child to love history? Or, better stated, how can you teach your child to love history? We, as parents, are responsible for… Read More »How can you teach your child to love history?
Children and Family: A New Emphasis on this Site
Conservative Christians desire to conserve something–namely, fully-orbed biblical Christianity. To conserve something implies passing it to the next generation. For this reason, Conservative Christians are… Read More »Children and Family: A New Emphasis on this Site
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