Legend says this giant of a man sought to serve the greatest king and would not rest until he found him. Finally, the Christ Child found him.

To teach a virtue, I sometimes let my kids make unwise decisions which teaches them far more than I could by bailing them out.

Leigh's life lessons about children and homeschooling are a real-life mix of trusting God, taking the bull by the horns, and worth reading.

It is important that young people read and write poems and getting them started can be simple. Mary Ellen Barrett shows us how.

Setting clear expectations for a child's behavior is part of the advice from experienced homeschooling moms. But ensuring obedience requires more.

Finding balance in homeschooling may be out of reach but look, an unfurling ribbon of tiny, stunning performances is at your fingertips.

Whether a short walk around the neighborhood or a long hike, take the time to explore God’s creation and enjoy some wonderful family time together.

Three experienced homeschooling moms share methods to help their children learn life lessons as they deal with struggles and setbacks.

The good done by husband, father, and teacher Rob Lee Jones remains alive in this world, in the work he left us, and the lives he touched.

John Clark comes to realize that the greatest version of honoring his father and following the Fourth Commandment—is to be a good father.

Seton Counselor tips on finishing the school year before summer, when to start school next year, and single subject help available from Special Services.

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.

Nick Marmalejo has consistently found that an ingredient for academic and personal success is this: get out in nature, ideally with your family, and hike.

I will never lose my love of learning new things. Through my decision to homeschool, God’s grace has intervened in a way I can only now fully appreciate.

Obedience may be an unfashionable word in our permissive culture but without it, homeschooling is challenging at best. Here are simple ways to get on track.

The school year starts out so smoothly but when life happens, embrace the flexibility homeschooling offers and be grateful to be with your family every day.

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.

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.

We would love to see photos of your children with their Summer Reading Certificate. There are also suggestions for projects to do along with their reading.

Here in the homeschooling Sanborn family is that sort of living, breathing faith all of us pray for, points of light and hope in the shadows of this world.