5 Ways to Encourage a Reluctant Reader
Is reading not your child’s favorite subject? Here are some ways you can encourage a reluctant reader! 1. Let him choose his own books. Your child will be much more likely to be interested in a book if it’s about something he’s truly interested in. There is no rule that says a homeschooled […]
Continue reading5 Reasons We’re Learning About Great Missionaries in our Homeschool
We have a two-fold goal in our homeschool: First, to teach our children Godly character and second, to equip them with the academic skills they need for life. Using studies of great missionaries is a great way to help meet both of those goals! When we read missionary biographies and do more in-depth studies […]
Continue reading3 Things You Need to be Qualified to Teach Your Child
Did you fail Algebra? Maybe you didn’t read until you were well into third grade, or you barely managed to pass English. You may feel like you are not qualified to teach your child, and honestly, that may be true — if you leave things just as they are. But, with a few adjustments you […]
Continue readingTacticus’ Protector Fort (Lego Creation)
Why is your creation called Tacticus’ Protector Fort? Because the captain of it is named Tacticus, and he built the fort. Who is the fort for, and what is it protecting them from? A woman is being protected from a band of robbers. Is this a true story or one you made up? One that […]
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