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Homeschool Curriculums

Choosing a curriculum – one of the most fun, yet most difficult parts of homeschooling!

If you have any questions about homeschool curriculums, you’ve come to the right place! Enjoy a huge collection of curriculum-related blogs and a few free downloadables!

Top Homeschool Curriculums - Voted by YOU!

Do I choose a book-based curriculum? A video based curriculum? A Charlotte Mason approach, or a classical approach?

All of this curriculum jargon can be a lot to handle – not to mention all of the different curriculum providers within these categories!

Luckily for you, thousands of other homeschool families who’ve already walked this journey were willing to help you out by voting for their favorite curriculum!

Teach Them Diligently compiled these survey results into our Homeschool Family Favorites Guide for 2019 – and we’re excited to offer it to you for FREE! 

 Click the button to download your guide!

Homeschool Curriculums by Subject

Teaching math can be intimidating for a variety of reasons. It’s complex. It requires a lot of formula memorization, especially at the upper levels. And you may find it harder to directly apply to everyday life.

But there’s no need to fear! Check out this homeschool math curriculum guide for curriculum reviews, project ideas, and ways to help your children apply math to daily life!

Homeschool Curriculum Articles

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A New Outlook On Art

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,

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Still struggling with which curriculum to choose? Try this FREE audio resource.

If you’re still unsure about which curriculum is best for your family, why not get advice from someone who’s tried them all?

Curriculum junkie Jeannie Fulbright bought EVERYTHING that sounded good. From A Beka, to Hillyer, to e-books—she has tried every kind of curriculum and method available! And from that experience she has formulated the 7 E’s for Carefully Choosing Curriculum.

Since we know you’ll benefit from Jeannie’s course, we’re offering it to you for FREE! Click the button to learn more.

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The Fight, Flight, Freeze, and Fawn Responses: How They Impact Your Health 

Have you ever felt your heart race during a stressful situation, experienced brain fog in the heat of a moment, or found yourself going along with something just to keep the peace? These reactions are tied to the body’s survival mechanisms: fight, flight, freeze, and fawn. They often originate from past traumatic experiences or ongoing […]

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The Tension Between Self-Care and Selfishness

I want to delve into a topic that I suspect resonates deeply with many of you: the tension between self-care and selfishness. We live in a world that often expects and even demands endless giving. And if you are a Christian, prioritizing your well-being can sometimes feel like an act of selfishness. You might feel […]

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A Happy Gut Equals A Happy Mood!

Before we dive into having a happier mood, I want you to know that I have a special invitation for you at the end of this email so make sure you don’t miss it!Did you know that 80-90% of your serotonin is produced in your gut? You know, that BRAIN chemical that helps us to […]

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Trauma and Our Body

Many women deal with health concerns like anxiety and irritability, hormone issues, foggy thinking, poor sleep and low energy. But most women don’t connect their symptoms with past or even current trauma that they have experienced.We think of trauma in terms of war, abuse, horrific accidents and natural disasters. But trauma is anything that overwhelms […]

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Why Am I So Tired?

Insufficient sleep.   Adults need 8 hours of sleep per night.  This isn’t just the hours that you are in bed, but the time that you are sleeping.  If you struggle with sleep, I have several recommendations to help you.    Avoid blue light from screens for 1-2 hours before sleep to promote better melatonin production.  Dim artificial […]

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Your Body Is Speaking

Your body is speaking.Are you listening?It is common to feel frustrated with your body when it doesn’t act the way you want it to.You want to feel energized and instead you feel fatigued.You want to sleep deeply and instead you wake in the middle of the night and can’t go back to sleep.You want your […]

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Productive Rest: You Need It!

Whew! You made it through the school year! Congratulations, Mom!How do you plan to spend your summer?Regardless of whether you are going to school right through, travel for much of it or spend your days at the pool, can I encourage you to be intentional about resting this summer? I’m not suggesting laziness. I’m suggesting […]

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You Can Help Develop Your Child’s Critical Thinking Skills

Critical thinking is a commonly used term in homeschooling communities, but why is it so important? What makes it such a crucial skill to master, and how can you assist your child in developing it? Let’s explore the various resources and techniques that can aid in the cultivation of this vital ability. Speaker Sharon Fisher […]

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Why your child needs STEM education (and how to give it to them!)

Computer literacy, once considered a competitive advantage, is now a survival skill. STEM education helps develop valuable 21st century skills like critical thinking, logical reasoning, and communication. Even those not interested in a career as a programmer or engineer will benefit from developing these skills. This session will show how STEM education helps students in […]

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Why the world still needs classical, Christian education

We will look at the current cultural identity crisis and identify a few ways that classical education strengthens faith, examining how timeless materials and habits can address timely issues. Speaker Jennifer Courtney Listen Now

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Why Teaching Boys to Read and Spell is Different Than Teaching Girls!

Lessons from the trenches! Learn the scientific reasons why your boys learn differently. We will dive into practical tips for teaching boys how to read and spell. Discover why many of the common strategies don’t actually work (and it’s not what you think!). We will also review “what to do” when teaching boys to read […]

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Why Choose a Christian College 

A successful transition from homeschool to college is such a vital and important decision. A homeschool education has built a foundation of faith, and when a young person learns to love the Word of God and develops a passion for serving others, they will have the perfect roadmap for a great future. Join Brian Tanedo […]

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What’s Going On With Your Middle Schooler and How to Prepare Them for High School

As our children begin to mature, they are experiencing drastic changes: physically, intellectually, emotionally, and even spiritually. It is a natural (and good!) process of transitioning to adulthood. As homeschoolers, we have the unique ability to encourage those changes to help them along the way. They will need more sleep; they will need more time […]

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Unhurried Homeschooling: Scheduling 101

Do your homeschool days feel like an endless exercise in treading water? Is there constant animosity between you and Monday morning? Do you feel like a hamster on a wheel, running at full speed, but getting nowhere fast? Perhaps you need to re-order your days so that your school schedule works for your home, and […]

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Understanding Your Artistic Child

Artistic children are often misunderstood by their parents. This causes stress to both the child and the parent. Often a parent doesn’t know how to relate to them. Instead of blooming their child, they are discouraging them. Because Sharon Hofer is an artist herself, she understands the ups and downs of her personality. More than […]

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Understanding the Phases of High School

Want to know what your teen should be focusing on to prepare for college and a career? In this session we will break high-school down into four crucial phases that build on each other, and give you the tools to determine what should be the priority for this next year, how to be career focused […]

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Tollers and Jack: The Extraordinary Friendship of J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis.

Come and hear homeschool graduate and author of the seven books in the “History Bites” series Solomon Schmidt! He will teach about the amazing life and works of one of the world’s most beloved writers, J.R.R. Tolkien, author of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings series. You will be inspired as Solomon shares […]

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This, We Believe

Dads and moms, in all the busyness of life and swell of expert advice, we’ve forgotten the fundamental truths of homeschooling and family. In short, we’ve forgotten why we do what we do. We have plenty of “how tos” but have forgotten the “why tos” and it evidences itself in our lack of joy of […]

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The Underground History of Education, Part 2: The Bad. Synopsis

In The Underground History of Education, Part 2, Robyn answers the question, “What went wrong?”, telling the tale of the destruction of the highest literacy level in human history. Speaker Robyn van Eck Listen Now

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The Underground History of Education, Part 1: The Good.

Do we really have the pagan Greeks and Romans to thank for education?  What was education like before modern education?  What is the true story of education? Speaker Robyn van Eck Listen Now

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The Titus 2 Woman – Is She Relevant for Today?

In the book of Titus, Paul instructs Titus about what to teach the older men of the church. He tells us that the older men are to then teach the younger men and the older women of the church. Based on what they learned from the older men, the older women are then commanded to […]

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The Stricken Earth

The earth is wearing out just like the Bible said it would. The earth is undergoing changes that can beseen everywhere. Why do volcanoes erupt? Why are there earthquakes? Why do rocks fall from the sky? What arecomets? Why are there unique weather patterns? Is the earth warming? If so, why? Why are all continents […]

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The Power of Doing

The Power of Doing is tailored for those eager to boost their health, unleash creativity, and set up successful family routines. This workshop focuses on cultivating a culture of ‘follow-through’ in every family aspect. You’ll learn strategies for building enduring success habits, improving time management, and effective goal setting for both personal and family accomplishments. […]

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The Pied Piper: How media is leading our children astray and what you can do about it

This session will look at the impact that film, literature, and music can have on our children. With 30 years of experience in the field, Heather has an insider’s view into the hidden goals of the industry and how they package information in a way that can change our perspectives little by little. She calls […]

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The Once-a-Year Plan: Taking the Overwhelm Out of Homeschool Planning

So you’ve got a box full of unused planners and half-erased lesson plan books. Trust me, you’re not alone! From curriculum to the daily schedule, there is a simple way to plan your whole school year in just ONE week. Reclaim your Sunday nights and your sanity by joining veteran homeschool mom, Kim Sorgius, for […]

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The Middle East for Teens and ‘Tweens

How do you explain war in the Middle East to teens and tweens? What resources do you have for making sense of the headlines? How do you point students toward a biblical worldview of current events? Opinions will vary on the status of the Middle East and the proper response to it. But you can […]

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The Horror of the Flood

Could you explain where the water for a world-wide flood would have come from, & where it all went afterward? Many Christians can’t. Understanding the flood (the purpose, causes, aftermath and evidence) is very important to an understanding of a biblically sound creation model. This session covers the basics of this event, and also includes […]

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The Heart of Family Discipleship

Kids are greatly impacted by meaningful conversations with those who care about them the most. And a biblical worldview answers life’s most important questions in a way that is intellectually credible, emotionally invigorating, and relationally fruitful. This talk provides parents with strategies to encourage an atmosphere of discipleship in their homes and to impart a […]

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The Five Miscalculations in Math

Are your children bored to tears with worksheets and flashcards? Do they run and hide when it’s time for math lessons? When they see a word problem, do they give you the “deer in the headlights” look? Come and recalculate your math experience! Learn the five most common mistakes when teaching math and bring back […]

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The Curse of the Standard Bearers

Norm explains the vast difference between living by standards and living in relationship with the Holy Spirit. Children easily discern if parents are more concerned about their reputation and outward appearance than they are about expressing the love of Christ and honoring God’s work in the hearts of others. You’ll learn how the curse of […]

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The Calling Out of Sons

For generations fathers have done the best they could with what they had. What many fathers didn’t have was vision for what to do with their sons to prepare them for life. That could be you! But your sons don’t have to be launched unequipped. Learn how to help your sons transition from boyhood to […]

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The Burgeoning Parallel Economy: Enhance your Home and Homeschool with companies that share your values.

We will ask (and answer) questions like: Does it really matter where we spend our money? What is the “Parallel Economy”, and why should it be part of our home and homeschool? How do we know what companies stand for? We’re just one family; how can we make a difference? Get ready to be a […]

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The Battle of Discontentment

There is a place deep in a woman’s heart that is aching for more. We try to fill that space with marriage, babies, homeschooling, friends, things, trends, social media, activities, etc. But even after acquiring all of these things, our hearts can feel empty, unsettled, and we begin to continue to look for the next […]

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Ten Great Adventures from World History

Join 18-year-old published author, Solomon Schmidt, as he tells the remarkable stories of ten amazing voyages, journeys, and expeditions from history. Come learn about some of the most daring and courageous people who ever lived, as they journeyed into the most dangerous environments on earth, from the lonesome expanse of the Pacific Ocean, to the […]

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Teaching in 3D: Incorporating Discipleship, Worldview, and The Gospel into Every Class

I often tell my Noble U students that I am playing on 4 different levels in every class: Yes, they are being taught important material with respect to the subject matter, but I am also seeking to disciple them where they are at in their faith journey; build a biblical worldview into their thinking; and […]

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Teaching Across Many Grade Levels

One part of homeschooling that can be intimidating is teaching across many grade levels. The norm in our society is to group children together by age but research is clear that multi-age learning experiences benefit everyone. Learn some strategies for homeschooling (and juggling) kids of many ages from Ginny Yurich, homeschooling mother of five and […]

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Teaching a Biblical Worldview to the Next Generation

In these increasingly unbiblical times, how are Christian parents and grandparents to fulfill their God-given responsibility to teach a Christian worldview to the next generation? Drawing on his experiences in the New Age Movement and Eastern religions prior to coming to faith in Christ, Michael Dowling offers guidance about how to recognize and combat many […]

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Taming Your Child’s Tongue

Are you ever embarrassed or shocked by what comes out of your child’s mouth? Based on her newest book, I Can’t Believe You Just Said That, Ginger provides a practical, three-step plan to reach beyond the behaviors of tongue-related struggles—such as lying, defying, and manipulating—to address your child’s heart. After all, as Matthew 12:34 tells […]

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Strength-Based Schooling: Recognising and Embracing your Strengths

Are you living with low-level guilt that you are not doing enough because you don’t do all of the things your friends do with their kids? Do you find yourself comparing your children to other children their age? How much more engaging and fulfilling is it to live and serve in your strengths while recognizing […]

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Social Media and A Parent’s Influence

Are your kids clamoring for access to social media or you worry your kids will feel left out if they don’t have it? (Or maybe your kids are younger, but you want to know more about this world.) This session is for you. Sarah Molitor of @modernfarmhousefamily and Abbie Halberstadt of @m.is.for.mama have a combined […]

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Smile Stealers and Smile Makers!!!

You started this homeschooling journey because you thought it was going to be fun. You envisioned yourself teaching your children and smiling through each day. Then something happened. You stopped smiling. There’s a reason for that and some things you can do to bring back those smiles not only for yourself but for your children […]

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Sex, Lies and Childhood

God’s Word teaches us that the primary job of parents is to raise children who are equipped, both spiritually and mentally for the “real world.” Our assignment? To prepare our kids to stand against “the schemes of the devil.” Trouble is—the language of woke culture often gets right by busy parents. Who has time to […]

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Responding Biblically to Marital Conflict

Marital conflict began with Adam and Eve in the Garden. Neither of them was willing to take responsibility for their own personal sin and instead blamed someone else for it. Not surprisingly, we still do the same thing today. We blame our spouse, our children, our parents, our past, our circumstances and the list goes […]

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Responding Biblically to Fear, Worry and Anxiety

Most of us know that worry is wrong, so we disguise it with different terms like, “concerned,” “troubled,” or “bothered.” Regardless of the term used, worry saps our energy, drains our joy, destroys evangelism, and even aggravates many physical ailments. The Bible is clear that worry is sinful, idolatrous, and a sign of unbelief, and […]

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Resources For Supplementing Your Child’s Education

Picking the right educational resource is a big decision! Our program is flexible and designed to work for all families. Come discover our full-time, supplemental, and dual enrollment programs that are ready to help your child grow spiritually and academically. Speaker Dr. Chris Rusk Listen Now

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Reel History: How Accurate are Hollywood Civil War Films?

In this seminar we will examine how popular culture films have portrayed the Civil War era of American history. I will analyze the messages, historical accuracy and influence of Birth of a Nation (1915), Gone With the Wind (1939), Glory (1983), Gods and Generals (2003), and Free State of Jones (2016). There are many more […]

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Reaching the Heart of Your Child

Based on Ginger’s best-selling book, Don’t Make Me Count to Three! There is far more to parenting than getting children to “act” right. We have to get them to “think” right and to be motivated out of a love of virtue rather than a fear of punishment. Ginger equips parents to reach past the outward […]

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Raising Godly Girls in a Culture of Confusion

Today’s youth are facing a culture that twists God’s Truth into matters of opinion. Culture says that identity is malleable, individual emotions dictate global reality, and the Biblical Worldview is outdated or irrelevant. But a Godly girl knows that her identity is rooted in Christ and that the opinions of today don’t change the eternal […]

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Raise Resilient Kids Who Embrace Life with Confidence

Learning about resiliency’s many benefits will inspire you to let your children struggle so they can learn from the experiences. You’ll discover how to support and instruct them without over- protecting them or rescuing them too soon. Learn how to walk that fine line, the best ways to help children handle their disappointments when things […]

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Pitchin’ a Fit: Overcoming Angry and Stressed-Out Parenting

Everyone struggles with anger on some level, but when anger is a frequent occurrence with your children, over time, it will damage your relationships and hinder your effectiveness. Are you tired of being stressed-out, and ready to have a peaceful atmosphere in your home? Learn how in this important workshop. Speaker Israel Wayne Listen Now

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Parenting Tips I’ve Learned from Handling 100’s of CPS Cases

Help avoid your worst nightmares. Come learn practical, down-to-earth parenting tips from an experienced parental rights attorney. Session includes Q&A. Speaker Bradley Pierce Listen Now

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Parental Rights ­— How Parents and Grandparents can Win in State Legislatures!

This workshop will guide you through specific steps you can take to get parental rights enumerated as fundamental rights in your state’s law, with model language and tips for getting legislators to champion the bill. We’ll tell you the arguments of the opposition and how to refute them, plus the ins and outs of convincing […]

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Our Struggles Are Never Wasted

What if we were never meant to effortlessly be: patient, kind, wise, or good at teaching fractions? What if the areas in which we find ourselves lacking are a gift from the Lord to force more reliance on Him as we parent & home educate? As counter-cultural as these questions are & as much as […]

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Nurturing The Whole Child: How to Develop Purpose Filled Children

Are you looking for ways to make your homeschooling experience more purposeful? Do you want to raise children who are passionate for Jesus and equipped to make a difference in their world? This workshop will provide you with practical tools and inspiration for developing a home filled with purpose in Christ. Through our free gospel […]

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Not Just For Newcomers: TTD Orientation- Maximize Your Convention Experience

Whether this is your first time to Teach Them Diligently or not, you don’t want to miss this essential first session of the weekend. During this hour, you’ll get personalized help to maximize and unlock the full potential of your convention experience—from navigating the event and choosing which sessions to attend to help you meet […]

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Not Just For Bedtime: Transform Your Parenting & Relationships Through Prayer

Is your parenting stuck on autopilot? Discover how intentional prayer can unlock powerful, personalized strategies for raising children who love God and are grounded in their own faith. In this workshop, you’ll learn to build a prayerful habit that will transform the way you parent and disciple your children, as well as strengthen your relationship […]

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Navigating The High School Years – You Can Do It!

If you have children approaching high school age (or are already there), no doubt you have had moments of confusion or even fear regarding courses, documentation, career preparation and college. After all, we are fine with the idea of unit studies, field trips and student-led education when they are in elementary school and middle school, […]

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My Struggling Learner and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad, DAY! Turning the Struggle of Dyslexia, Executive Functioning, Auditory Processing & Other Related Disorders into a VERY GOOD DAY!

Are you tired? Frustrated? Is your child exhausted and in tears? Be encouraged, because your child is brilliant and he/she has the ability to learn. Using the Cherished Method ©, we address these concerns from a Christian Worldview and dive into scripture to see what God’s Word says.These kids were created for HIM and it […]

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Move & Groove to Grammar: Fun, Kinesthetic Activities That Increase English Mastery

Focuses on strategies and ideas for teaching English by incorporating fun, kinesthetic activities, a component of mastery learning. Through kinesthetics, learning is, actually, expedited. This means using motions, songs, etc., to embed and to expedite the learning of standard English. Attendees participate in active learning, memorable learning, and “do and say” learning that gives children […]

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Lies Homeschoolers Believe

Your house is a disaster, your kids seem out of control, and you wonder how you’ll ever make it through another day of school. Your “get up and go” has “gotten up and went”. You used to think homeschooling was the best thing since sliced bread, but now you’re feeling like burnt toast. Take heart […]

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Leaving a Legacy: Homeschooling for Generational Benefit

As a 2nd generation homeschool mom, I can attest to the many benefits I reaped from parents who said “No” to social pressure, disapproval, & the “easier” traditional education. Yes, some of our struggles were multiplied, But our blessings were also by Mom’s steady presence in our home & Dad’s dogged commitment to keep her […]

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Learning Like da Vinci & Jefferson: Notebooking 101

Educational pioneer, Charlotte Mason, championed the idea of “note booking.” But this wonderful extension of learning can be dated back long before she gave it a name. For centuries, The Greats cataloged what they learned in notebooks, rehearsing their discoveries in a natural way—with pen, paper, and imagination. Find out how to inspire learning through […]

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Large Family Homeschooling 

Homeschooling a large family has its own unique dynamics and needs. This session offers practical tips and tricks for homeschooling a houseful, including how to teach everyone using the same curriculum, how to homeschool with toddlers and babies in tow, and how to organize all the stuff. Speaker Amy Roberts Listen Now

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Jump Start Guide to Homeschooling (Homeschool 101)

On a daily basis, parents around the country are wanting to bring their children home to learn, but they are often at a loss with where to begin. It can be overwhelming to start the process, but once you get going, homeschooling can be easy, refreshing, and enjoyable! Just like we often get a quick […]

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It’s the vowel’s fault. Really!

9 times out of 10, if there’s a word that is tricky to read, it’s because the vowel doesn’t behave in the way it “normally” does. Come discuss the patterns that vowels follow and how they interact with the letters and word parts around them! (If you come to the workshop, I’ll give you a […]

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Impacting 1M people and creating 1M dollars of revenue through a book

Has anyone ever told you that you should write a book? Have you ever thought about writing about your life, teaching people a skill set, or even world-building through a fiction or children’s novel? Are you overwhelmed at the thought of where to start? A book is the fastest way to grow your impact, income, […]

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Humongous Historical Discoveries that Confirm the Bible!

What reason is there to believe that the Bible isn’t just a book full of fairy tales? Discover stunning historical evidences that the stories recorded in the Bible actually happened. Learn how to respond to your skeptical friends and relatives when they ask how you know the Bible is true. Speaker Kevin Conover Listen Now

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How To Teach Your Child To Learn Independently

You can’t do everything, but did you know that you shouldn’t even try? In this session, you’ll learn how independent learning decreases burn out, helps students excel, and equips them for life. This workshop will give you the tools to guide your child as they gradually transition to learning independently, whether you have preschoolers or […]

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How to raise kids who serve: creating a culture of service for your household

In a self-centered, entitled culture, christian parents want more for our kids. We were created to serve others, but it doesn’t just happen. It takes intentional parenting and a personal desire to serve. Learn how to incorporate an attitude of service in your family, beginning in your home and taking it to your neighbors, your […]

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How to Protect Your Children and Grandchildren from Being Groomed by Sexual Agendas

Children of all ages are the targets of those who want to sexualize them in the most abominable teachings, and the grooming occurs everywhere, not just in public schools. We need to know WHAT is out there, the TECHNIQUES being used to exploit children, and the RESOURCES and ACTIONS that we can harness to protect […]

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How to Have a Jubilee Homeschool Year 

Burned out or worn out from homeschooling? This session will teach you how to take a break from your usual homeschool routine to revitalize and refresh your educational efforts at home!  Speaker Amy Roberts Listen Now

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How to encourage your artistic child without surrendering them to the world.

Explore ways that you can develop and support your child’s artistic giftings without exposing them to teachers and content that reject a Biblical worldview. Contrary to worldly wisdom, it is not necessary to compromise your beliefs to pursue these creative outlets. The world needs artists that are communicating truth! Leave this session with ideas for […]

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How to Change without Changing

In an ever-changing, morally-upside down world, how do Christians change without changing? How do we live in the world and not be of the world? We know we have to live in present and not the past, but how is this done without be controlled by a secular worldview? Steve has led Christian organizations through […]

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How to be a Happy Homeschool Mom

In this insightful speech, discover five essential steps to being a happy homeschool mom. You will learn skills for promoting a positive learning atmosphere, nurturing individual strengths, and building a strong support. Uncover the keys to a joyful and successful homeschooling experience. Speaker Jennifer Pepito Listen Now

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Homeschooling with Fatigue

Homeschool family life means we are juggling life amidst the lessons. Whether you are living with a chronic illness or just in a season of fatigue, reality is, we are working with limited energy to carry it all out. We must “work smarter, not harder” as they say with realistic and simple strategies to keep […]

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Homeschooling Through Difficult Times

Tailored for families facing all types of challenges, this session delves into using faith and perseverance to turn homeschooling obstacles into opportunities for growth. This workshop is a lifeline for homeschoolers on challenging paths, affirming that steadfast faith and grace-filled strategies can create a beautiful tapestry of education and character development, empowering you and your […]

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Home Management for the Homeschool Mom 

Are you struggling to keep your home in order while you homeschool? This session offers hope and encouragement and a way to reimagine homemaking as a homeschool mom so you no longer feel overwhelmed and stressed. Speaker Amy Roberts Listen Now

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High-school/College Track Overview Session

Have a teen? In this session TTD’s guidance counselor, Matthew Bullington, will outline the high-school pre-conference track, and discuss how to get the most out of this conference for your high-school student. We will also do a quick overview of transcripts, credits, and mindset for success in high-school! Speaker Matthew Bullington Listen Now

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Help! I’m Homeschooling & I Have a Toddler Strapped to My Leg!

“Mom, Johnny’s drinking from the dog dish again!” Homeschooling with little ones under foot can feel a bit like brushing your teeth while eating Oreos—counter intuitive. But the fact is, the foundation of homeschool is HOME and everyone in it, even the toddler who’s currently feeding Cheerios to the goldfish. Discover how you can engage […]

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Healthy Friendships in a toxic, comparison culture: Why its important to have them and how to find them and keep them.

We were created for community. As parents we often don’t prioritize our own friendships out of a desire to accommodate our children needs. Most of our relationships move to the back burner. This leads to burnout, isolation and loneliness. Join Melissa as she dives in and shows you how to live the way God designed […]

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Grandma Helps with Homeschooling

If you’re a grandparent, you can play a valuable role in your family’s homeschooling journey. You might teach some lessons, provide support, or assist in other ways. Thanks to video courses, this grandma is able to help her family with record keeping, planning, and other aspects of homeschooling. If you’re a grandparent who wants to […]

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Girl Power Because of God’s Power: Building Confidence & Humility in Tomorrow’s Leaders

In a world that celebrates self-reliance & individual glory, God’s girls know that He is the source of true empowerment. Tailored for parents of girls, this workshop explores the heart of Godly leadership, examining concepts of confidence, humility, achievement, & failure through a Biblical Worldview lens. Discover the transformative power of aligning your daughter’s identity […]

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George Orwell vs. Aldous Huxley, Which One Rightly Predicted the Future, or Neither?

Orwell (Eric Blair) and Huxley are probably the most quoted novelists of the 20th Century. Their personal experiences informed their imaginations of what the future would look like. In the past 20 years historians, political pundits, and cultural “influencers” have popularized the books of these two men, and our culture seems to have proven them […]

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For Crying Out Loud! (How to Manage Meltdowns in Homeschool)

We all lose it from time to time. We call it a meltdown. But there are some who melt down far more easily than others! Join Linda Lacour Hobar, a veteran homeschool mom and author of The Mystery of History, for real life meltdown stories in homeschool and beyond—and ways she learned to manage them. […]

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Focus Children’s Thinking to Increase Learning and Decrease Frustration

When children don’t focus or don’t know what to focus on they become frustrated and less motivated and so do you. Learn how to focus their thinking so they know what to think about, what to think with, and why. The practical and realistic planning model will increase learning and decrease everybody’s frustration. Ideas are […]

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Fighting Apathy: Teaching Your Teens to Care

More than ever before, raising teenagers that care about their faith is hard, especially in a culture that is quickly becoming increasingly hostile toward Christians. When a child enters those confusing years, the enemy uses dozens of weapons to rob them of their faith. Spiritual apathy is insidious and perhaps the most destructive of all. […]

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Family Devotions with Lamplighter Books

Our family has enjoyed reading Lamplighter books out-loud for years! We’ve seen theincredible influence these stories have had on our family—and we’re excited to share what we’ve experienced! Discover tips on how to start reading out loud with your family, see how Lamplighter books can inspire character in both readers and listeners, and create your […]

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Faith that Sticks: 5 Real-Life Ways to Disciple Your Preteen

Feeling lost in the preteen maze? Join Leslie Nunnery and Tricia Goyer for a practical workshop bursting with tools and encouragement to guide your child’s spiritual growth. Ditch the overwhelm and discover 5 key areas that lay a solid foundation for your child’s faith journey and a strengthened relationship with them. You’ll leave this workshop equipped, confident, […]

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Dyslexia for A Day: A Real Life Simulation for Parents of Dyslexic Children

Has your child been diagnosed with dyslexia or do you suspect it? Do you want to learn about dyslexia? Do you want to find out how to help him/her? Is dyslexia testing a mystery to you? Join us for this simulation to get a feel for what your dyslexic child often experiences with reading, writing, […]

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Dual Enrollment: Navigating High School and College Simultaneously

Navigating dual enrollment and the high school years can be a challenging task. Shellie shares what to look for and how to approach the high school years with an eye toward college and dual enrollment. Speaker Chloe Imfeld Listen Now

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Dealing with Doubt: Strengthening Your Children’s Faith

At fourteen years old Chuck faced an episode of spiritual doubt that lasted for fourteen years. It doesn’t have to be so for your child. As parents we have an obligation to equip, prepare, and launch our children into the world fully capable of standing against the spiritual attacks and waves of doubt that they […]

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