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Should I Homeschool? Bundle 3 Audio Sessions to Help You Make Your Decision Get this 3-audio session bundle! Should I homeschool my children? It’s a
Homeschool Styles of Teaching There are a great variety of homeschool styles of teaching that parents can incorporate into their homeschooling,from Classical to Charlotte Mason
The Perfect Homeschool Bundle A 6-Audio Session Get this 6-audio session bundle! New and Veteran homeschoolers alike will appreciate the practical tips, in-depth knowledge, and
Lessons for Homeschooling Parents from the Feeding of the 5,000 Embrace the important life lessons taught in Matthew’s account of the feeding of the 5,000
How to Homeschool with Confidence: Online Course Confidence in Homeschooling Comes from a Sure Foundation Rachael Carman and Leslie Nunnery share a passion for helping
Teach Them Diligently Discipleship Book Teach Them Diligently: Raising Children of Promise by Leslie Nunnery As parents, we’ve been given a powerful promise with clear
Homeschool Curriculums Choosing a curriculum – one of the most fun, yet most difficult parts of homeschooling! If you have any questions about homeschool curriculums,
Homeschool Courses & Books Continue Your Learning so You’re Equipped to Teach Them! How to Homeschool with Confidence Having the right homeschool curriculum isn’t enough
Character Building Help your child build Christ-centered character through homeschooling! What Is Character? Having character means that you can be trusted to be honest, responsible,
Evangelism, Culture, & Missions Your guide to helping your family share the Gospel and stand up for God’s truth in today’s world! Teaching Your Kids
Finding Your Calling Your guide to embracing your calling as a homeschool parent and helping your child find his or her own calling! The Calling
Financial Stewardship Your guide to managing your money and teaching your children to manage their money in a way that honors God! Teaching Your Kids
Time Management Skills Your guide to managing your time as a homeschool family! Time Management for Homeschool Parents Are you a homeschool parent? Save time
Join Today! A Home for Mission-Hearted Homeschool Moms! Join our vibrant community of dedicated mothers on a mission. Here, you’ll find the support, knowledge, and
EntrepreneurshiP How does business and entrepreneurship fit with the Christian family? Well, we at Teach Them Diligently believe God has given Christians business as a
Special Needs Your guide to helping your special needs child thrive in a homeschool environment! Homeschooling Special Needs Children It is not necessary to have
Christian Marriage Your marriage is your most important human relationship– and approaching it biblically will strengthen your family in incredible ways. The Lord will refine
Prayer A guide to prayer for homeschool parents and their children. Prayer for Your Children Several years ago, God burdened my heart that I was
Family Relationships Your guide to healthy and Christ-centered relationships within your family! Family Relationships At Teach Them Diligently we believe that having strong family relationships
For Homeschool Dads Your guide to being a loving and caring husband and homeschool father! Homeschool Dads & Marriage When parents choose to homeschool their children,
For Homeschool Moms Learn to thrive as a wife and homeschool mom. Encouragement for Homeschool Moms Networking with other homeschool moms is a way to
IT’S TIME TO HAVE THAT BREAKTHROUGH YEAR! HOMESCHOOLING TEENS This free audio session is for you! Dr. Debra Bell is the best selling author of
Health Curriculums Your guide to the best approaches to teaching health as a homeschool parent! Teaching Health as a Homeschool Parent Teaching our children health
Homeschool Science Curriculums Your guide to the best homeschool science curriculums and learning ideas. Top 5 Homeschool Science Curriculums – Voted by YOU! If you
Encouragement Be blessed and encouraged as you walk with the Lord and homeschool your children! Encouragement for Homeschooling The cat got out, you are out
Discipleship Your guide to helping raise your children in Christ as a homeschool parent. Discipling Your Kids How do we disciple our kids and lead
Family Relationships Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo. Disciplining Your Children These to
Parenting Your guide to raising your children in Christ, disciplining them in love, and navigating your role as both parent and teacher. Christian Parenting Discipline
Abeka Guide Your guide to one of the most well-known homeschool curriculums! Homeschooling with Abeka You do not have to have a degree in education
Screen Time & Internet Safety Children and teens have nearly infinite access to technology today. Learn how you can help your family be good stewards
Homeschool Reading & Language Arts Curriculums Your guide to the best homeschool curriculums & resources for literature and language arts. Top 5 Homeschool Language Arts
Homeschool Writing Curriculums Your guide to the best homeschool writing curriculums and learning ideas. Top 5 Homeschool Writing Curriculums – Voted by YOU! Our Homeschool
Homeschool Math Curriculums Your guide to the best homeschool math curriculums and learning ideas. Top 5 Homeschool Math Curriculums – Voted by YOU! Searching for
Online Homeschooling With the increasing availability of online homeschool academies, it can be hard to decide whether traditional or online homeschooling is better for your
College Preparation Your guide to helping your son or daughter transition from homeschooling to college. Choosing a College: Where to Begin Choosing a college for
Homeschooling for High School Your guide to the best curriculums and activities for your high school son or daughter. High School Homeschool Curriculums If you
Homeschooling for Middle School Your guide to the best curriculums and activities for your middle school son or daughter. The Best Middle School Homeschool Curriculums
Homeschooling for Elementary Your guide to choosing the right curriculum and approach to teach your elementary school child! Top 5 Elementary School Curriculums – Voted
Homeschooling for Preschool Your guide to the best curriculums and learning activities for preschoolers! What Does Homeschooling Look Like in Preschool? Creating a homeschool environment
Strong Homeschool Leaders Grow Vibrant Homeschool Groups & Confident Homeschoolers DO YOU… Organize a field trip group for other homeschoolers? Serve as the main contact for homeschoolers at your
Our Prayer for Our Marriage FREE printable Prayer Guide to help you pray scripture for your marriage and grow together as a couple. It’s Not
Find our what homeschool curriculum and resources other homeschoolers are using and which ones they say are their favorites!
Financial Wisdom Is your child prepared for financial success? Many young people today struggle with credit card debt and other financial issues due to their
Homeschooling High School Teach Them Diligently is excited to offer a brand new Homeschool Launch Counselor service in order to provide the best and most
RETHINK EDUCATION TURNING SCARY QUESTIONS ABOUT HOME EDUCATION INTO EXCITING POSSIBILITIES Leslie Nunnery is the mom-part of the team that started Teach Them Diligently (along with her husband
Are You Using Your Time The Way God Wants? LET’S FACE IT, WE COULD ALL BE A LITTLE MORE PRODUCTIVE AND BETTER STEWARDS OF THE
Prayers for my children FREE printable Prayer Guide for you and your children Before our children were even conceived, David and I had lofty goals
Your Most Organized HOMESCHOOL YEAR EVER Are you ready to influence lasting transformation in your child? Discover these organizational strategies that will help you make
HOW TO CREATE THE PERFECT HOMESCHOOL FOR YOUR FAMILY How do you create the perfect homeschool for your family? Before you fill in the boxes
Homeschool to College AUDIO BUNDLE Get this 6-audio session bundle for 90% off! Launch your homeschool to the next level and prepare your child for
Your PerfectHomeSchool ScheduleYou know you need a schedule, but no matter how hard you try, nothing seems to work! THIS WORKSHOP IS FOR YOU! Our
Homeschooling Organization Methods Why do we get discouraged on our homeschool journey?Uncover the reasons why and listen as Jeannie gives practical tips and organizational ideas
HOW TO HAVE THE PERFECT HOMESCHOOL WHILE TEACHING CHILDREN ON DIFFERENT LEVELS ( Download our Teaching Multi-Level Homeschooling MP3 below! ) As an experienced homeschool
THE 7 E’S FOR CHOOSING Curriculum Curriculum junkie, Jeannie Fulbright, bought EVERYTHING that sounded good. From A Beka, to Hillyer, to e-books—she has tried every
TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY HOMESCHOOLING Welcome to the digital age! The internet is changing everything and you have to be ready to harness the educational advantage of
Getting Started Are you new to homeschooling or still deciding if it’s right for your family? Download your free Getting Started Homeschooling Guide for helpful
“But I really think I can make it…” When I read those words at the top of a flyer in an Amish coffee shop in
As a veteran homeschool mom of 18 years, allow me to warn you about three thieves that prey on home schools. These thieves are notorious
On today’s episode, Leslie is by joined Chris and Andrea Elston of Shine a Light Press. We’re going to be talking really practically about enhancing
This first mention of Thanksgiving in the Bible is when God instructs Moses on the Thanksgiving Offering. This is the beginning of our series on
In today’s episode of the Homeschooling Families Podcast, Leslie Nunnery sits down with Rachel Rauch, a traditional Doctor of Naturopathy, to discuss the essential topic
Last month we talked about avoiding college debt. Financial aid is a big part of that conversation, but what exactly is financial aid? Many families who have not yet sent a child to college – or who didn’t attend college themselves – are prone to think financial aid is solely made up of scholarships. When colleges advertise, “6.1 million in financial aid!”, they aren’t sharing the whole picture.
Homeschool Population is Growing Homeschooling is exploding across America. The families that are just starting are from every region and state in the US, and
This convention puts the homeschooling focus right where it needs to be, on Jesus Christ. The convention inspires, motivates, and prepares us to keep on
With the holidays approaching and Christmas break around the corner, this email may seem like just another addition to your to-do list! But if you have a few minutes this month, December is a great time to sit with your senior to finalize your college and career plans.
No plan needs to be written in stone, especially in the ever-changing climate of the teen years. Even so, tangible goals for this final semester of your student’s high school career are incredibly helpful as you decide what’s next.
Teach them Diligently, See the Light, is offering a pre-convention special of three free art lessons. See the light brings a master art teacher into
I saw a graphic once noting that there are only 18 summers of childhood, and I’ve thought about that ever since. We’ve already passed summer
Has your family set big goals or have big dreams, but you’re having a hard time finding the way to accomplish them? Then, you’re in
This week, as we’re deep in graduation season, today’s guest has a really pertinent message. Melanie Kriewaldt from GW Bridge Academy is joining us today to talk
Adoption provides us with a wonderful picture of God’s love for us and our position within His family. God is the God of adoption, and
By Sharon Gibson, Homeschool Legacy and Once-A-Week Unit Studies By this point you’ve probably already discovered unit studies and are fascinated by their many advantages
Leslie is joined by Jen Schmidt of Balancing Beauty and Bedlam. They talk about hospitable homeschooling, which in a time where gathering in groups is
In today’s episode, Dennis Gundersen discusses an issue prevalent in moms, specifically homeschool moms: depression. He gives advice on how mothers can overcome this life
As we are setting the foundational building blocks for a thriving family, family worship is definitely an element that cannot be overlooked. On today’s podcast,
By Monica Irvine, The Etiquette Factory What a pleasure it is to speak with you for a moment on the importance of teaching manners to
Birdwatching with preschoolers is such a delight! Inside or out, they have such a great time learning new things about birds. Putting out a feeder
Literature and good stories offer homeschool parents incredible tools to help capture our children’s hearts and give them a better understanding of biblical truths. Many great conversations have started after reading time, and many doors for discipleship have opened as we use the stories as jumping-off points for sharing our experiences and lessons learned.
By now you may be very well acquainted with your student’s degree completion plan (DCP): the list of classes required for his intended major(s). These plans are available on any college’s website or through their admission office. Within it is listed general education courses (100-200 level courses you can CLEP or dual enroll prior to university) and your major-specific courses (300-400 level courses in a specific area of study).
What if? Are you encouraging your children to ask that– and then to figure out how to get there? Today’s conversation with Jason Lukawitz of
In this episode of the Homeschooling Families podcast, host Leslie Nunnery welcomes Dana Blomberg, a homeschooling veteran of 23 years and mother of three adult
Hi there! Jan Bedell, The Little Giant Steps’ Brain Coach here to introduce you to The NeuroDevelopmental Approach to Life. “The what?” you might ask.
You and your student might not be anywhere close to deciding on a college yet. Perhaps you haven’t decided if he wants to go to college at all! That’s perfectly fine; junior year is a time of preparation more than it is a season of decision. Since you’re in the preparation process, here are some things to know about college applications.
On todays podcast, we are thrilled to welcome back Jennifer Pepito of The Peaceful Press. The last time she was with us, Leslie and Jennifer
Knowing letters and letter sounds is one of the foundations for learning to read and write. Sometimes kids learn these rather easily, almost teaching themselves.
Previously, I discussed the classical approach, as it is founded on liberal arts, liberating students from the teacher. Let’s get started with these liberal arts
This year has been crazy busy for our family. God has grown Teach Them Diligently in ways that we would have never imagined. We stand
In the Spring of 2014, we were joined by Pam Tebow at a few of our events, and she was an incredible inspiration and encouragement to all
Growing up in a family of 9 kids, Vladimir Prokhnevskiy didn’t get many gifts and food was a luxury. One harsh winter in Kiev, Ukraine,
The changing of the season brings such excitement as we enter into shorter days and colder nights. From the color changing of leaves to memories
“Innocent until proven guilty” is a long-standing tenet in the judicial system in our country, and we’ve come to expect that to be the way
[Tweet “It’s normal for January to roll in and bring a big ole ‘homeschool sigh’ with it.”] That can mean only one thing. It’s time
We all know that homeschool families tend to love field trips and learning together. Why not continue this while traveling to or from one of
No matter when you go, or how you go, or even where you go, vacations are a great way to rest and recharge with family.
Have you ever wondered if you are the cause of tension in your homeschool day? What do you do when mom kills the love for
Through all these discussions of college and career so far, there’s been an elephant in the room – and his name is college tuition. Pursuing
Today we are joined by Israel Wayne of Family Renewal Ministries. There are a lot of conversations happening these days about education in general. As
Our family founded Teach Them Diligently as a means to help support our mission work with Worldwide Tentmakers. Our prayer from the beginning has been
Going for a walk with my daughter, Jenee’ was somewhat of an adventure. Even though she had special needs, one wouldn’t expect to be run
The story of Crassus Interesting story from 14th Century Belgium. Once there were two brothers who were caught up in a dispute over lands after
Who’s your biggest cheerleader? When I ask that question, does someone come quickly to mind? Maybe it’s someone that YOU like to cheer on who
by Vinod Agrawal MATH is used in many ways in our daily lives. MATH is one of the core subjects with many other subjects requiring
Did you know that July 1st is Creative Ice Cream Flavors Day? I love summer. Summer is and always has been one of my favorite
Today, we are excited to be joined by Tommy Woodard and Eddie James. You may know them best as the Skit Guys, and we imagine
On today’s TTD podcast, we are joined by Katherine Pittman. Katherine is a mom of 3 who has served in ministry for many years. She’s
There’s so much to learn from the past—and even more to explore in the world. Why not make your history and geography studies a culinary
Choosing which college to attend will most likely be the biggest decision your son or daughter has made so far. It can be an overwhelming
Here are eight fantastic ways to promote pre-reading skills (without mess or fuss!) using alphabet refrigerator magnets. The letter sets with uppercase and lowercase for the activities below
This phrase hangs on a wall above my desk serving as a regular reminder (and mind re-setter.) How easy it is to lose sight of
“Oh, curriculum, curriculum, how shall we choose thee? How can we know that we have chosen well for our beloved children??” When I am talking
Today, I am sharing a FREE Color by Letter Alphabet Pack as a fun way to explore and learn the alphabet. My two preschoolers have already enjoyed these immensely and it received 4 thumbs up! Included in the pack are 6 summer-themed coloring pages that come in a variety: upper case, lower case, color and black/white.
On today’s podcast, we’re going to be addressing a question that I get a lot from members of TTD365. We talk so much about growing
On today’s podcast, we are joined by Rachael Carman. As we were chatting, Leslie was struck by how many times she wisely stopped to say,
My 15 year old daughter spends part of most evenings drawing in her journal– looking for ideas online to create a personalized book chronicling her thoughts,
Has your decision to homeschool your children ever left you feeling tired, overwhelmed or stressed out? As a student who was homeschooled (my family began
Those of you who have been a member of Teach Them Diligently 365 for any length of time, have probably heard me talk about how
Chuck Black There are many lies that I have believed at various times in my life. Some lies were told to me by a deceiver,
“ Now they were bringing even infants to him that he might touch them. And when the disciples saw it, they rebuked them. But Jesus
In this conversation, Leslie Nunnery and David Nunnery discuss the importance of recognizing the call to bring children to Jesus and the rare focus on
What started with hope quickly faded into disillusionment in the parks and open areas of San Francisco. There were people laying on the ground and
O LORD, let me not be put to shame For I call upon you; Let the wicked be put to shame Let them go
At long last, we are so excited to announce our first ever Teach Them Diligently top 18 homeschool blogs list as chosen by Teach Them
Chuck Black, 10/2013 In 1998 BT (Before Teens) I held to the ideological view that if we as parents immersed our children in the truth
Transitioning from Home Preschool to Home Kindergarten It’s official. Time flies. Before you realize what’s happened, your preschooler knows letters, numbers, and how to make
Brooke and Israel Wayne discuss parenting through the quarantine and how you can do it efficiently. You’ll get some great insights on issues that you
Why Art? Art is an important part of education. It encourages creativity and causes minds to flourish. Don’t take middle school art education lightly. You
Today’s podcast is a really important one for parents with middle school or high school kids especially, as we will be talking to Stephen Buettell
What is a Word Family? One of my favorite ways to help young readers learn to read is to use the patterns found in word
Spelling. Many say this is one of their weakest subjects in homeschooling. But spelling instruction is actually VERY important to literacy development. Asking kids to
Squanto – Native American Interpreter and Guide Squanto’s story provides a wonderful backdrop to talk to our children about character. It is difficult to find
ATTENTION: ALL RECRUITS Exciting times are ahead! For some of you soldiers, the Battle For Truth is less than a month away! I speak for
Today, we are joined by Chelsea Cameron. Leslie and Chelsea are going to be talking about the home part of homeschooling, because that’s where the
Growing a Leader Part One Hi! This is Betsy, from BJ’s Homeschoool. Today I’d like to share how my daughter grew to become a leader,
The college application essay fills many students an understandable trepidation. So much rides on this one written work! Though essays are optional on standardized tests (largely because colleges have their own admission essays they wish to consider), the college application essay is required. No two essays are the same, however. Each college chooses an essay topic unique to what they seek in their applicant pool.
Do your children ever minister to your heart? Bring conviction? Encourage you to keep plugging along? Mine do regularly. Following is a journal entry written
For those families who have children in public or private schools, the decision to start homeschooling can be overwhelming and scary – both for the
It was March at the end of my first year of homeschooling. I felt like we had had a pretty good year– I definitely knew
Dear friends,What a week it has been! All of us have been taken aback as new information about the Coronavirus and its impact on the
In today’s episode, Ryan Fast talks about how crucial the teenage years can be in your children’s walk with God. Not only is it a
Where did it all begin? That is what I think when people ask me to give my testimony. Perhaps, when I was five, here
Knock! Knock! The sound of knuckles hitting our door interrupted our Saturday morning routine. I was watching cartoons and my Mom and Dad were just
What are my options to homeschool online? Years ago I would have blinked and given you a blank stare with the only options being the
Families across the nation are experiencing the homeschool awakening, taking advantage of the freedom and opportunities for self-discovery — with the world as their classroom.
I have some practical advice this week… Put your children in environments and positions, especially when they get to be about 16 years old and
Last week, David and I took a few days to head up to the mountains to pray and plan about the next few months. We
Little hearts can be easily hurt. Maybe your little one had a bad day at church, or a tough day with school, or a bad
Literature and good stories offer homeschool parents incredible tools to help capture our children’s hearts and give them a better understanding of biblical truths. Many great conversations have started after reading time, and many doors for discipleship have opened as we use the stories as jumping-off points for sharing our experiences and lessons learned.
On today’s podcast, Leslie Nunnery is joined by Kent Darcie of Adults Children of Divorce Ministry. Leslie and Kent will be discussing an incredibly important,
‘Tis the season to head into homeschool or back to homeschool, and there are some pretty easy ways to make sure that you have the
Whenever I think of the Thanksgiving Holiday, I think of this verse in Psalm 34. This Psalm was written as David is leaving Gath after
We talk a lot about Heart Schooling—or discipleship-focused homeschooling. So, this week, David and I are going to look specifically at what Heart Schooling really entails and give you some ideas to start putting some of these concepts into action right now.
Join us as Leslie Nunnery and Chuck Black delve into the importance of spiritual discernment in the lives of homeschooling families. Discover practical strategies for
Today, we have the privilege of hearing from one of Leslie Nunnery’s favorite people. Ann Dunagan has had a huge impact on her life and
“Diligent: Characterized by steady, earnest, and energetic effort.” Sound overwhelming? That’s what we’re called to do in Deuteronomy 6— to Teach Diligently unto our children
Math is a scary subject to teach. There are so many different ways to teach math and there are so many different curriculums which all
“Just right” texts. They are vitally important for readers. The kind of texts that help a child to grow as a reader are developmentally appropriate texts. This means they
Today’s a BIG DAY around here! We’re celebrating the 100th episode of the Teach Them Diligently podcast and looking forward to kicking off
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