This is a post from Amy Warrick of No Greater Honors Over the years, the Lord has taught me many times how to stretch our pennies and get the most from them – especially in the grocery department! I remember when my husband and I got married, and we were able to live off ofContinue Reading
Getting Started with Family Worship
This is a post from Melissa Ringstaff of A Virtuous Woman No Greater Joy “I have no greater joy than to hear that my children are walking in the truth.” 3 John 1:4 As a mother for more than two decades, I’ve had my share of heart aches, worries, and fears. Being a mom isContinue Reading
30 Thankful Crafts and Activities for Fall
Although we should be teaching our children about being thankful all through the year, the fall is a great time to especially focus on this character quality, as well as teaching our children the meaning behind the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday. I’ve gathered up 30 crafts and activities from around the web that you can useContinue Reading
A Laid-Back Approach to Homeschooling
This is a post from Mandy Pagano of Suburban Stereotype You start by asking your friends for insight. Then, you move onto looking at blogs. Maybe next you start scrolling Pinterest. An hour into your “research” you give up, throw your hands in the air, and decide maybe homeschooling just isn’t for you. I’ve beenContinue Reading
Thankfulness Scripture Copywork – FREE Printable
I like incorporating copywork into our homeschool whenever possible, especially into our science, history, literature, and Bible studies. With Thanksgiving right around the corner I thought I’d put together some scripture copywork with scriptures that focus on being thankful. I’ve chosen 15 scriptures from the King James Version of the Bible about thankfulness. Each scriptureContinue Reading
Keeping up with the large family mess
This is a post from Brienne Vanderweert of My Place in This World Keeping up with the large family mess is a never-ending project, seldom accomplished in one swift singular act. Here is my story of mess and how I’ve managed to keep up with my large family. I wasn’t formally introduced to messContinue Reading
italki – Foreign Language Program Giveaway – Ended
Each Monday, Homeschool Survival, myself, and several other homeschool blogs will be bringing you a brand new giveaway! Check out this week’s giveaway below. This Week: italki – Become Fluent in Any Language! Everyone knows the BEST way to learn a language is to spend time in the country, speaking with locals. Although weContinue Reading
Making and Canning Your Own Spaghetti Sauce
This is a post from Jenn Porsche of Treasuring Life’s Blessings The end of summer is in the air and with it comes the frenzy of freezing and canning. My garden has really been fruitful and especially of late, the tomatoes are coming in by the pounds. I do a lot with tomatoes to preserveContinue Reading
Labor Playlist for a Christ-Centered Birth
I updated the labor playlist I made when I was pregnant with Max. No, I’m not pregnant again; I just wanted to update it with some newer songs and some more Christ-Centered songs. Although my last list contained a lot of Christian songs, I really wanted a list that was full of Christian music thatContinue Reading
Z is for Zoo – The ABCs of Homeschooling {guest post – Kathy}
We love trips to the zoo because you can learn and have tons of fun at the same time. Geography, history, reading, math and more can easily be covered during a trip to the zoo! We have visited several zoos in Georgia and Tennessee over the past several years with the kids. But the closestContinue Reading
