Teaching our kids about the faithfulness of God is a vital and ongoing process. AND it is something that needs to be real in our own lives if we want them to get it … A life-changing moment in my own life came many years ago, while teaching my kids

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Do you thrill to the elegant precision of mathematical formulas? Do you love to do calculations in your head? Do you enjoy reconciling your bank account? If so, you are strong in the Math-Logical intelligence—you are Number Smart! Schools tend to recognize and reward just two ways of being smart—Word Smart and

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When you understand your natural teaching style, it provides a greater awareness of your incredible strengths as a teacher—and potential weaknesses. It can help you better understand what’s going on when there is a collision between you and one of your kids during homeschooling … And it gives you permission to be

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Why is it that some kids just “naturally” do well in a school setting? What happens to the ones who approach learning from a different way? And, when we homeschool, HOW do we handle all these different kinds of learners? Though this is based on an aspect of Meyers-Briggs personality

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Do you LOVE words? Do you enjoy cuddling up in a comfy chair to “escape” with a book? Do you take delight in word games, like Scrabble and Taboo? Do you happily work crossword puzzles and word jumbles, or solve riddles and create-your-own-ending mysteries? Do you find it delightful to

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