With a schedule, you can stay on track by simply looking at the clock, see where you’re supposed to be, and start there. It helps a lot.
Read More »Planning for Homeschool Success
For school planning, I use all of Seton’s resources. I like to know the end goals for each of my students. It helps to keep me on track.
Read More »In the Schoolroom: America the Beautiful – Star Wreaths
This simple craft for younger children can foster their love of country and pride for our nation, essential lessons for educating them well.
Read More »In the Schoolroom: Hometown Tourism
A word to the wise: best-kept secrets can be in our backyard, our home state, so don't let these golden opportunities to explore and discover pass us by.
Read More »St. Mark the Evangelist, Pray for Us!
Author of the second Gospel and founder of Alexandria's first church, St. Mark was the first to bring the Gospel to Africa.
Read More »Invite the World to Your Homeschool Group
Here is a fun way for your homeschool group to go around the world while staying local and a great way to show gratitude to God for His remarkable creation.
Read More »Pope Francis’s Empanadas
For Pope Francis, his favorite treat is the humble empanada, the popular, hearty portable meal for workers brought to South America by Spanish settlers.
Read More »St. Marianne Cope – Patron of Lepers, Outcasts, and Hawaii
Mother Marianne, in the language of truth and love, worked tirelessly for her patients, the poor suffering from leprosy, even Saint Damien in his last days.
Read More »Saint Lucy – Early Christian Martyr – Patron Saint of Eyes
Lucy consecrated herself to God and was true to her promise of purity even through horrible torture. She is one of the seven women mentioned in the Mass.
Read More »Peg Dolls for Saint Lucy’s Day – December 13
A fun craft for both boys and girls and even younger children, saintly peg dolls make it easy to teach about the lives of the saints we are celebrating.
Read More »Saint Lorenzo Ruiz – First Filipino Martyr
Lorenzo was a family man living a faithful life in the Philippines. Through an extraordinary set of circumstances, he was called to give his life for Christ.
Read More »Simple Tips on Starting Your School Year Well
Cubbies and a rolling cart are some of Mary Ellen's simple tips to get your homeschool year off to a great start. It's a short read but rich in advice.
Read More »St. Helena of the Cross – Patron of Discoveries
Constantine tasked his mother Helena to travel the Empire and gather holy objects. It was during these pilgrimages that Helena discovered the True Cross. Saint Helena was the mother of ...
Read More »In the Schoolroom: Liturgical Notebooks
Helping the children create special notebooks of their religious studies from the start of the school year has resulted in wonderful memories for all of us.
Read More »Chatting All Things Homeschool: A Visit With the Brown Family
Be not be afraid. Do not let homeschooling your children overwhelm you. Will there be frustration and tears but also joy and laughter? Yes, definitely yes.
Read More »Summer Reading Helps Children in Many Ways Unexpected
Opening a new book is the beginning of a journey to become a better listener, have a wider vocabulary, and gain a better understanding of other cultures.
Read More »In the Schoolroom – Plant a Mary Garden
Why not create a little beauty in a corner of your yard this year using some plaster and flowers to honor Our Lady. Editor Mary Ellen Barrett shows you how.
Read More »Put Some Spark In Your Summer!
Add some spark to the summer! Encourage your children in their interests so they can refine their gifts, bless the world, and lead more souls to heaven.
Read More »Saint Joseph – Faithful Protector, Provider, and Father
In times of trial look to Saint Joseph, his example shows us how to trust in God particularly when the paths of our lives do not turn out as we would wish.
Read More »A Lenten Guide for Homeschool Moms
This Lenten guide was written for homeschooling moms short on free time but long on their desire to please God and grow closer to him. Free Download Below.
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