Scripture Memory: 7 Powerful Tips for Christian Homeschoolers

Teaching our children to memorize Bible verses is about more than just words; it’s about laying up treasures in heaven. Consistent Scripture memorization has been linked to improved cognitive abilities, emotional regulation, and even stronger social skills. According to a study by the American Bible Society, children who memorize Scripture tend to engage with the […]

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Homeschool Foundations: 5 Essentials for Creating a Nurturing Learning Environment

Homeschool-To provide educational instruction in the home, outside the institutional setting. It’s so simple, yet so complicated at times. Education begins at birth and seems to come naturally as a mother encourages her baby to suck the bottle, respond to cooing, reach for a toy, and eventually sleep through the night. Babies DEMAND our time.

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Bible Study Through the Seasons: Themed Units for Every Time of Year

Studying the Bible throughout the year can help learners connect the Word with the natural rhythms and changes of the seasons, bringing biblical lessons into everyday life. Here’s a guide to themed Bible study units for every season, providing fresh inspiration for families, groups, or individual study. Winter: Waiting for the Light Winter invites reflection,

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Making Bible Study Fun: Engaging Activities for Different Learning Styles

Bible study is a meaningful way to help children and teens grow in their faith, but keeping them engaged can sometimes be a challenge. Each child has unique strengths, and understanding these learning styles—visual, auditory, reading/writing, and kinesthetic—can make Bible study an exciting and enriching experience. Here are some tips and activities tailored for each

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