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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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“You’re Safe”

Have you ever noticed how your stomach hurts when you’re stressed? Or how your heart starts racing when you’re anxious? That’s not random—your brain and body are in constant conversation, even if you’re not aware of it.  And one of the main messengers making this communication happen the vagus nerve.  Think of it as a […]

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How to take your thoughts captive (and why it matters)

God designed your mind to be powerful — more than you probably realize.  Your thoughts influence how you feel.  Have you ever thought of something scary and noticed that your heart rate picked up or your mouth suddenly felt dry.  The thought hadn’t even happened in real life yet but your body was already responding as if […]

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Protein is a Mom’s Biggest Secret

Between math lessons, laundry piles, and trying to keep everyone fed, it’s easy to grab whatever’s quick and call it “lunch.” But here’s the thing: if we want to feel steady, clear-headed, and full of energy, we need to prioritize protein with every meal.  Protein is a mom’s secret weapon. Here’s why:  Helps regulate your nervous system (so […]

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Healing is Possible

I talk with women every week who are tired and overwhelmed. They feel anxious, irritable, and frustrated by brain fog. Deep down, they want to be more present and engaged with their children and spouse.  Can you relate?  When we talk about what healing can look like—restoring energy and vitality, eliminating brain fog, and reducing […]

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Stress Can Be Good for You

Did you know that stress can be good for you? Yes, you read that right! Stress is good for you. A little stress stretches our capacity and builds resilience. Without some stress, you would actually die. That’s because God created your body to respond to stress with important hormones produced by the adrenal glands to […]

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Why Hydration Matters

You’ve got a lot on your plate—homeschooling, running your household, keeping everyone fed (and alive!)—but if you’re feeling foggy, irritable, or extra stiff lately, don’t overlook something simple: hydration. Here are 3 things every busy mom needs to know: 1. Dehydration Feels Like Burnout. When you’re not drinking enough water, your brain slows down (hello, […]

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Dear Tired Mama: 3 Natural Ways to Get Your Energy Back (Without Another Cup of Coffee)

If you’re teaching long division while reheating your coffee for the third time… I see you. If you were at the Pigeon Forge convention and answered my question about stress and fatigue with exaggerated sarcasm, you weren’t the only one. And if you’ve started to wonder, “Is it normal to feel this tired all the […]

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Creating a Strong Homeschool Community

Are you passionate about homeschooling and interested in starting your own homeschool group of families or even an academy? Whether you’re looking to unite a small group or grow into a larger academy, this workshop will provide the practical tools and confidence you need to bring your vision to life. Join experienced academy founders to […]

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Worldview Evangelism

In this session, we will examine the foundations of a worldview, observe differences between us and our neighbors, and learn how to apply that understanding to share the Gospel more effectively. Speaker Joel Willoughby Listen Now

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They’ve Graduated…Now What Do I Do?

The last bite of graduation cake has been eaten and the trash has been thrown away. Now what? What is a parent’s role post-graduation? Can they still make rules, have a say, voice their opinion, or do they have to remain silent? Join Todd as he shares his observations and experiences, and what the Bible […]

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Stop the POPP: Help Perfectionistic, Overachieving People-Pleasers Become Resilient Kids

If your child shows signs of perfectionism, relentless overachieving, or excessive authority- pleasing, the time to address these habits is NOW. It’s not too early, and it’s never too late! We’ll examine how your words, actions, and family dynamics may unintentionally fuel your children’s POPP tendencies; learning to help them break through rigidity and fragility […]

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Not What I Had Planned

As homeschool parents we spend a lot of time and energy making plans for our students, our days, our homes—our lives! And that’s good. But what do you do when your plans are interrupted? In April 2024 Sonya was diagnosed with breast cancer, and life suddenly didn’t look anything like she had planned. As she […]

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Getting Kids to Work

People complain all the time that their children are lazy and unmotivated, but only 28% of American families give their children any chores at all. At all. We teach our children right from wrong, we teach our children to read and write, but forget to teach them how to work. God gave us no choice. […]

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How I Use Artifacts to Teach History

Some children (and adults) grasp the stories and meaning of history more easily with the aid of “material culture.” Artifacts of the past tell us much about the lives of our ancestors, as well as specific events of history. Join me in examining a few examples from my personal collection and thinking through how you […]

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Did you Say Pusghetti? A Dyslexia Simulation for Parents

This will be a transformative experience where attendees will hear, see, and feel what your dyslexic child does. Gather with your fellow homeschool moms from across the country as we dive into what educational journeys are often like for children with dyslexia and other reading difficulties. The reading simulation allows attendees to experience the thought […]

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Raising Children with an Eternal Perspective

In a world focused on temporal achievements, how do we raise children who live with an eternal mindset? This transformative workshop equips Christian parents to nurture children who see beyond immediate circumstances and understand their kingdom purpose. You’ll learn how to cultivate spiritual disciplines, foster a biblical worldview, and inspire children to live purposefully for […]

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A Faith That Sticks: Building Strong Relationships and a Lasting Faith with Tweens and Teens

Join Leslie and Tricia as they explore the biblical priorities that can guide you through the transformative tween and teen years. You’ll learn how to build and maintain strong, trusting relationships with your children during these critical years, all while fostering a faith that lasts. By focusing on timeless biblical principles, you’ll gain practical insights […]

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The Power of Perspective for Homeschool Moms

In this seminar, we’ll explore common challenges we face in homeschooling and ways to simplify our approach, implement helpful systems, and cultivate a sustainable homeschooling experience. As believing moms, we draw strength from the knowledge that God equips us for this journey. Sometimes, all it takes is a simple perspective shift to navigate the tough […]

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Politics…Nasty but Necessary

I’ve been teaching civics to homeschoolers since 2012 and was a Christian talk radio show host for 16 years…and a political activist to boot. Most of my students take the class became mom and dad make them…but by the time it’s over, they understand why civics is such an important topic. If you think politics […]

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Raise Children with Mature Character

Biblical character will set your children apart and allow them to positively change culture. Learn what makes their character mature, the qualities to especially prioritize, and how to teach them. Understanding the relationship between character and obedience can change you! Speaker Dr. Kathy Koch Listen Now

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A Peek Behind the Curtain: Demystifying Computer Programming

Many see computer programming as an obscure blend of strange words and symbols only a few understand. Traditional computer science courses put theory ahead of practice, explaining the what before providing the why. However, there are just 5 foundational concepts, simple enough for anyone to grasp and common to nearly every programming language. Further, there […]

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Common Misunderstandings about College: What You Don’t Know Could Cost You!

The college landscape has changed significantly over the last few years, and families today have more options than ever when pursuing a college degree. However, as stewards of God’s greatest gifts to us, our children, we must make wise choices! With decades of higher education experience, Rebecca is positioned to help you make the most […]

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DatePrep: Prepare Your Child to Date BEFORE They Date

Do you hope your child approaches dating a little bit differently than you did? Maybe a LOT of bit differently? Or maybe you struggle to adapt what worked for you to the current cultural landscape. Then let’s address the 6 Dating Questions (Everyone Should Answer Before They Ever Date). In this workshop for parents (and […]

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Learning difficulties? Integrated Listening therapy can help children with anxiety, behaviors, sensory integration and learning difficulties.

Does your child struggle with anxiety, behavior regulation, social connections, attention, memory, or sleep problems? Has your child been diagnosed with ADHD, Autism, SPD or learning difficulties? Come learn about an innovative home-based listening therapy program provided by you to your own child in your own home with the support and guidance of Renewed Hope’s […]

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The Far Syde!

We know that God is incredibly innovative and diverse as expressed in His creation of every living creature. It’s astounding! Beauty, purpose and order are abundantly evident. However, so is the curse! Romans 8:22 claims that the creation is groaning because of sin and the curse. What was once totally beautiful is now stained with […]

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Gentle Foundations for Young Learners

Looking for simple ways to teach your little one? Join seasoned homeschool mom and early childhood specialist Kimberly Sorgius Jones in this encouraging session packed with practical ideas for ages 4–8. In this session, you’ll learn why taking your young learners outside to explore the world is one of the best ways to teach them […]

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Language Arts: It’s and Natural Progression

Teaching language arts doesn’t have to be complicated. Discover what exactly is included in language arts and how the Charlotte Mason Method simply follows the natural progression of learning to use language well. Gather lots of practical tips for teaching language arts in an enjoyable and simple way—the Charlotte Mason way. Speaker Sonya Shafer Listen […]

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An Unbeatable Homeschool Team

Marriage is hard…in fact, it’s real hard! Yet when it is right and good, it can withstand anything. It doesn’t matter what the economy does, the status of your bank account, the condition of your home or vehicles, or what your children dish out…because when a husband and wife are right, they’re unbeatable. On the […]

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Courageous Kids in a Timid World

Courageous Kids in a Timid World. Two-thirds of Gen Z young adults say they prefer to avoid risk. Fearfulness is not a Christian virtue. Based on what he’s learned in training more than a million young leaders at Summit Ministries, Dr. Jeff Myers gives real-world advice to raise kids who are strong without being bossy, […]

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Teaching your Middle Schooler

As children mature they experience major changes: physical, intellectual, emotional, and spiritual. It’s a natural (and good!) adjustment to adulthood. Homeschoolers have the blessed position to tailor schedules, educational methods, and availability to help them along the way. They’ll need more sleep, more time to adjust to abstract thinking, more understanding, and more showers! Join […]

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Parental Inferiority Complex—When Our Kids Go Astray

We have a little wooden block at home that read, “As far as anybody knows, we are a nice, normal family.” Yeah, right. Our family history is kinda messy despite homeschooling all four of our kids. We thought we mostly did the right things, and we certainly tried as hard as we could, but all […]

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365 Exclusive Q&A with Jeff Myers

Join us for an exclusive 365 Member-Only Q&A with Jeff Myers on May 17th at 11:00 AM! This unique opportunity invites all 365 members to engage directly with Jeff Myers. You will need to register for a free ticket to attend this event. Speaker Jeff Myers Listen Now

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Fantasy and the Reader’s Heart

How fantasy can inspire readers in their spiritual lives, and how to discern good, moral fantasy and identify destructive fantasy. The workshop also provides an extensive list of Christian world view fantasy authors to choose from as well as online resources for parents’ guides to popular books. This is a helpful talk for parents, teachers, […]

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Homeschooling Special Needs with Love and Laughter

If you are homeschooling kids with ADHD or Autism, this is the class to attend. Come hear how a couple in the trenches got their four special needs kids through homeschool, graduated and into college without anybody dying. From meds to mayhem, from diet to riot, they’ve tried it all, and will share valuable resources […]

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You can do it! The Church and Education Ministries

Looking for ways for your church to serve local homeschooling families? At the Herzog Foundation, we believe that YOUR church can start an education ministry and we have the free resources to get you there. This workshop will explore practical steps, legal considerations, and space-sharing frameworks necessary to establish a thriving co-op within their church. […]

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How to Parent without Provoking Children to Anger

Does your child have a comeback for everything you tell him to do or always try and get the last word, even if it’s mumbled under his breath? Does he become mad and lose control when you discipline him rather than repenting? Or does he seem indifferent, giving the impression that discipline doesn’t faze him […]

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Fragrance of Grace: Practical Ways to Get Kids Into the Word

Approximately 70% of youth who grew up in Christian homes abandon their faith after high school. So the question is: how do you help your kids GROW in faith so they don’t become a statistic? In this session, Kim will share the importance of permeating your home with a fragrance of grace. She’ll share practical […]

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Keynote – Loving the Truth in the Age of Lies

The world inverts the truth, making good seem evil, and evil good. How do we prepare our children to embrace God’s truth and champion a biblical worldview? Dr. Jeff Myers shares the three essential strategies that Summit Ministries uses to move young adults from abandoning their faith to nine in ten living out their faith […]

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Men’s Breakfast – The 7 Superpowers of Engaged Dads – Sponsored by Trail Life USA

In this message, Mark awakens men to the power of deeper connections and secure attachment in families. He encourages men to embrace practical skills for building emotional security at home, calling them to step into their God-given superpowers. This refreshing and straightforward message inspires men to deepen their relationships with God, their families, and their […]

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Mom’s Night

As homeschool moms, we are always on call, aren’t we? We are privileged to meet the needs of our husband and children and to be the glue that holds our families together. At Teach Them Diligently, we want to offer YOU a night of fellowship and refreshment. Join Leslie Nunnery for an evening of Fun, […]

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Awakening a Boy’s Masculine Heart

In a culture that has discounted biblical masculinity, boys are left confused, with their God-given strengths branded as toxic. With two Masters Degrees in Mental Health Counseling and Counseling Psychology, Mark addresses the attachment needs of boys and provides practical steps to awakening their masculine heart. Speaker Mark Hancock Listen Now

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Incorporating the Gospel into your Homeschool Day

Discover the joy of adding Gospel moments into your homeschool day. As Christian parents, we believe that the Gospel is not only the foundation of our faith, but also the key to living a purposeful life. In this workshop, we’ll explore the five key gospel truths your children need to know to develop a Christian […]

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Wise Kids in a Foolish World

Wise Kids in a Foolish World. No one succeeds without discernment, yet it is the most difficult virtue to obtain. Getting knowledge is easy; growing wise is hard. Based on decades of mentoring tens of thousands of young adults at Summit Ministries, Dr. Jeff Myers shares life-changing, proven steps you can apply in your family […]

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The Ultimate Homeschool Hackathon: Simplify, Inspire, and Conquer Your Biggest Challenges

Revolutionize your homeschool in just one hour with Tricia Goyer, homeschooling mom of 10 and bestselling author! This fast-paced, high-energy workshop is packed with creative solutions, time-saving tips, and fresh ideas for tackling everything from lesson planning to sibling squabbles. Learn how to turn everyday moments into powerful teaching opportunities and ignite a passion for […]

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Modern History – From the Cold War to Keiv!

Want to better understand the headlines? Then you need “Modern History —From the Cold War to Kiev!” Join Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History, as she recounts world-shaking events from the 20th century to present day from a biblical worldview. With vivid snapshots of the Cold War, the War in Korea, the […]

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TRUE FAMILY VENTURES-FREEDOM THROUGH ENTREPRENEURSHIP

This workshop will give you a blueprint for starting and growing a family business that will provide well for your family and equip each member of your family to thrive in their own ventures. His new project is the Family Venture Academy which is a training and discipleship program, equipping believers to grow their faith, […]

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Dyslexia, ADHD, Autism & More: Simple Strategies to Teach Our Exceptional Learners Anything!

Discover the tried-and-true strategies that can transform how your exceptional learner engages with their education. Say goodbye to frustration and hello to progress! Backed by the latest neuroscience, it’s actually much easier than you think! Taught by a second-generation homeschool mom who struggled with Dyslexia, an Auditory Processing Delay, and ADHD, these are lessons learned […]

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Relax your Homeschool for Academic Success

 Is it possible to have well-educated kids without drowning in a sea of drudgery? Hal and Melanie had to find out how! All seven of their homeschool graduates were offered academic scholarships to great colleges, even though (once they got over their preconceptions), they’ve been quite relaxed homeschoolers. Learn the difference between learning and schooling—hear […]

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FREE Resources for your Co-op!

The Herzog Foundation is excited to present our suite of FREE resources for your co-op teachers and leaders! Discover a wealth of free resources designed to empower your homeschooling journey, enhancing leadership, organizational, and teacher development in Christian education. Learn how to access comprehensive training programs that support K-12 Christian schools and homeschool organizations, with […]

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Raising Readers

Do you have little ones, and you desire for them to love books, but you have no idea where to begin? Maybe you have older children who just don’t enjoy reading. Maybe you yourself struggle with loving to read. This seminar is for you and for anyone else looking to establish rhythms that inspire a […]

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The Roots of Anger: Teaching Children to Handle Emotions Biblically

Anger is a natural emotion, but when left unchecked, it can lead to frustration, broken relationships, and spiritual distance from God. The Bible warns parents of the seriousness of unchecked anger in our children, so in The Roots of Anger: Teaching Children to Handle Emotions Biblically, David will dive into understanding the foundational nature of […]

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The Step-By-Step Path to Good Habits in Your Home

A practical, step-by-step reveal of how to plan, practice, and progress in good habits in your home. Sonya will walk you through choosing habits, determining effective consequences, getting started, staying motivated, and enjoying the results. You can have smooth and easy days in your home school. Here’s how to do it! Speaker Sonya Shafer Listen […]

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Courage Starts at Home: How Everyday Parenting Shapes Brave Children

In today’s rapidly changing world, raising children who are both confident and courageous is more crucial than ever. We face the daunting task of nurturing our children’s identity to navigate the challenges and pressures that come their way. But how do we go about this? How can we guide our children from a place of […]

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Moving Beyond the Milk

As parents, we are not only called to take care of our children’s physical well being, but also their spiritual well being as well. It is our job, as the Commander in Chief, to lead and guide them in order to write the word on their hearts for days and years to come. In this […]

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Long term vision parenting- praying for the things you DON’T see in your child and how it impacts their identity for life

I remember the exact moment I was especially frustrated with how things were going in homeschool for one of my children and it was hard to see beyond that moment. Difficult moments often blur our vision. But God wants us to have vision beyond where we are at. Yes we need to be in the […]

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Three Strategies to Neutralize the Culture’s Attack on Your Son

Unguided, ungrounded, unappreciated, and uninspired, boys are drowning in a cultural tide that treats them like defective girls. Learn three effective strategies for leading boys well from Mark, who serves as CEO of the 55,000+ boys ministry, Trail Life USA. Speaker Mark Hancock Listen Now

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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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Keep it real. Make it Relevant. Engage Your Teens

Would you rather have a root canal than try to get completed work from your high school student? Are you and your student both counting down the months and days till you’ve checked enough boxes to finally hand out that diploma? Could part of the problem be that your teen is just plain bored with […]

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Homeschooling is the Entrepreneurship of Education

If Education were a branch of business, the public schools are cooperate education but homeschooling is the entrepreneurship of education. Hear how most educational models are a ‘top down’ approach with knowledge & learning eventually trickling down to the students. Homeschooling is a ‘ground up’ approach starting with the students in mind. Come ready to […]

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Transform Your Homeschool: Blending Classical, Charlotte Mason & Fun-Schooling

Join us for a transformative workshop where you’ll discover a homeschool curriculum that blends Classical, Charlotte Mason, and Fun-Schooling philosophies to create an effective homeschooling experience. Learn proven strategies to gather kindergarten through 8th graders around one table for meaningful learning. We’ll show you how to weave rich literature, timeless learning methods, and character-building moments […]

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Why Do Christians Disagree?

In this session, we explore this uncomfortable question. We have the same God, same faith, same hope, same Scriptures, etc., yet we disagree? We will learn how to turn this accusation or uncomfortable question into a teaching opportunity and provide a good answer that draws people to Christ! Speaker Joel Willoughby Listen Now

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Story, Myth, and Morality: How do stories drive us?

Stories and the mythical truths buried within them are an inescapable part of the human experience. It’s our job as parents to help our children navigate the world of fiction (and stories in general) in an intentional, positive way. The purpose of this session is to help inform your understanding and give you the tools […]

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Math Super Powers: Building for Success

How do you help your children develop their math super powers? How can you empower them to use visualization and strategies to learn math facts? Come to this workshop and investigate techniques that will support your child’s understanding, build their confidence, and succeed in their math journey! Speaker Kerry Williams Listen Now

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Strategic Scripture-Based Prayers: Transforming Your Life and Family

Discover the life-changing impact of praying Scripture and how it can transform not only your personal walk with God but also overflow into your family relationships. In this workshop, you’ll learn how to turn God’s Word into powerful, strategic prayers that align your heart with His purposes. Whether you’re praying for your children, spouse, or […]

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Get Off the Couch: Helping Kids become Disciplined Workers

Do your kids “forget” to do their chores? Is their schoolwork just a box that gets sloppily checked off? Do you feel like they’ll never take initiative? If you’re looking for the magic pill to help your kids get off the couch and work hard, this isn’t the session for you. But if you want […]

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Artists of the Renaissance That Everyone Ought to Know

Need to brush up on art history? Want a better grasp on the masters of the Renaissance? Join Linda Lacour Hobar, author of the award-winning series, The Mystery of History, for a delightful presentation of six major artists of the Renaissance that everyone ought to know. This fact-filled lecture includes beautiful family-friendly slides of world-famous […]

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Invasion of the Conviction Snatchers

Do you have a child who doesn’t want to be homeschooled, in-laws who don’t understand your reasons for homeschooling, a spouse who isn’t sold on the idea, or a guilt complex reminding you that you have no business homeschooling your children? Those nagging, sometimes-silent disapprovals can crush a person under the weight of guilt and […]

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Your Homeschool Super Power As An Entrepreneur

Homeschooling is a gift. We firmly believe that by being homeschooled, you’re taught to be self-motivated, set goals, and do the work to win. The experience of homeschooling is the perfect foundation to design a future creating value for others in this world and designing your own life. Speaker Ben Dixon Listen Now

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Capturing the heart of your child through the words you speak and using our words to reflect the heart of God

It’s easy in the midst of our days, when attention may be divided among multiple children or many to-do’s (plus homeschool), to let our words be the last thing we think about. But they shouldn’t be. The Bible has a lot to say on how we are to guard our tongue and use it to […]

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You Can Take Control Of Your Time!

Is there ever enough time in your day to nurture your home, educate your children, cultivate relationships, or simply just to think? Believe it or not, there is! When you begin telling your time what to do, time begins to expand to meet your needs. Is time changing? No! You are! Learn how quarterly intentions […]

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Biblical Reflections in Stories

Can you really grow your love of God’s Word by reading fiction? Even fantasy and science fiction? Christian Hauer, author of “The Bygone Sagas of Oogerel” and “The Marvelous Mr Motley”, brings his listeners into a discussion about exploring fiction that dives into biblical ethics and the building of the moral imagination in readers. Speaker […]

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Homeschooling Special Needs Kids with Love and Laughter

For the last 27 years, Chris and Rebecca Solaas have taught homeschool to their four ADHD /ASD children. Okay, Rebecca did the teaching, Chris just wrote about it – all the hilarious things their kids did, and the many different teaching methods, curriculums, treatments, and coping mechanisms they all used to make it through. Together […]

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College Prep 101: Use Your Time Management Strategically So You Can Have A Life

Time management is the BIGGEST struggle for all students…and adults. Learn practical ways to get more done in less time so you can get your school work completed, turn in AMAZING projects, and thoroughly enjoy your time on campus. Speaker Mark Pruitt Listen Now

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Peace in the Family

“He never talks to me.” “My teens are so disrespectful.” “I have no idea what she’s thinking.” “They’re so ugly to each other.” “I wish we could just talk.” We hear these things all the time from families. It’s easy to get into a cycle of communicating badly with each other, but it doesn’t have […]

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Boys to Men – Goal: Not Well-Behaved Boys but Godly Men

You will hear a Biblical perspective on parenting, firmly rooted in the belief that God provides instruction in Scripture and the Holy Spirit empowers parents by His grace to carry out the instructions. With experience raising 5 boys to men and investing 26 consecutive years of homeschooling. Jeff will help you discover 2 keys for […]

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What to Teach: Creating an Educational Plan your Kids will Love

Are we teaching the right things at the right time? Will there be gaps if we teach outside the box? This session is all about fostering a LOVE of learning and creating a flexible, interest-driven curriculum all while meeting the academic needs of your kids and keeping the important things in focus. Speaker Kimberly Sorgius […]

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Navigating the Library with Wisdom

How do you navigate visiting the library when it can feel like a minefield? Do you just stop going? Do you pre-read every book that comes through your doors? In this session, Whitney will discuss practical ways to navigate the public library to find rich, wholesome, developmentally appropriate reading material for children. Speaker Whitney Newby […]

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Get Real!

Are you convinced that every homeschooling family except yours is great? Do you believe the lie that others are more organized, better prepared, have smarter kids, are wiser parents, and have a child in the national spelling bee? Well, let me set the record straight…that’s not the way it is! The truth is most moms […]

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The Pillers of Evolution

In this session we define “science”, and illustrate the scientific method of problem solving. In the light of true science, the three main concepts that the theory of evolution is based upon are examined and shown to be faith-based rather than science-based. The purpose of this session is not only to show that science does […]

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Laying Down the Rails: The Power of Good Habits in Your Homeschool

Discover the secret to smooth and easy days: habit training. Learn how to instill good habits, which habits Charlotte Mason encouraged parents to cultivate in their children, and practical tips for cultivating the Top Three. Speaker Sonya Shafer Listen Now

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Starting a Small Business with Kids of All Ages

Discover how to launch a family business with your kids, regardless of their age! In this workshop, I’ll guide you through practical steps and creative strategies to start a business together. Whether your children are young or teens, you’ll gain valuable insights on fostering entrepreneurial skills and creating a rewarding experience for the whole family.This […]

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7 Key Attributes for Homeschool Sucess: What Truly Matters

Get a fresh perspective on homeschooling! Join Leslie Nunnery as she reveals the 7 essential attributes that truly lay the foundation for a thriving homeschool experience. This session will help you redefine what success looks like in your homeschool and equip you with the practical tools to achieve it. You’ll discover: Why the “perfect curriculum” […]

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Dealing with Doubt

I never assume all my students are authentic, biblical Christians. The vast majority have grown up in the church and done all the right church things…but that doesn’t make you a Believer any more than standing in a garage makes you a car. My classes are a “safe space” where students can express their doubts, […]

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Building Sibling Relationships

All parents want their children to be close and grow up as friends. But that can be hard to imagine when the toddler screams “Mine! Mine!” and the bickering seems to never end. This session covers 6 key ways to navigate the process of building closer sibling relationships. Laugh with Sherri as you discover how […]

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Principles in the Book of Job for Teaching History

Every book on the doctrine of Providence cites The Book of Job. John Calvin preached 159 sermons on Job. The book contains a wealth of covert principles for interpreting God’s role in history and the spiritual realities that show how God controls His created world of time, men, and Satan. Job gives us an optimistic […]

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Preparing Homeschooled Students for Higher Education

The transition from homeschooling to college can be challenging. While public schools have counselors to guide students, many homeschool families feel anxious about this process. Fortunately, studies show that homeschooled students are often better prepared for college than those from other educational backgrounds. This presentation offers valuable tips on Academics, Financial Aid, and Extra-Curriculars to […]

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Struggling Speller? Simple Strategies to Fix What Seems Impossible!

The McGuffey Readers taught spelling and reading for over a century… so what changed? Today’s students often struggle with spelling, leaving parents frustrated and feeling like the challenge is insurmountable. But there’s hope! In this session, you’ll discover why your student is struggling with spelling and uncover the easiest, most effective strategies to fix it […]

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Every Dad a Homeschooling Dad!

You may not crack open a book, work through a curriculum, or call it school, but it’s your job to train your children. Join me as we look at the trials, triumphs, and tribulations of training our children. Now don’t worry, I won’t make you feel guilty or give you a forty-six point outline, but […]

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Living Out Your Faith in a Culture That (Sometimes) Hates You

Jesus brought some hard truths to the 1st century culture when He walked the earth for 33 years. Some people loved him while others hated him and wanted him dead. Some things never change. America is becoming increasingly secular and anti-Christian attitudes and behaviors are gaining ground. Homeschooling brings with it an unhealthy stigma along […]

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Faithful Not Frantic: Achieving Balance to Accomplish More with Less Stress

In our productivity-driven culture, busyness can easily consume our lives. We want to get it all done, look good doing it, and post the perfect picture! This is a recipe for overwhelm, especially when our ministry is the high-stakes work of educating and discipling the next generation. Fortunately, God’s Word is just as relevant today […]

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How to Engage Your Child to Learn Anything

Discover how to cultivate essential habits that empower your child to learn any subject. This session will demonstrate these “core habits,” allowing you to experience and apply them firsthand. Speaker Kristi Dye Listen Now

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Fish in a Tree, Monkey in the Sea: Did you say Dyslexia?

Is your student artistically and mathematically talented but unable to read due to dyslexia? Dyslexic kids use humor, misbehavior, and feigned sickness to distract from their learning difficulties, doing everything in their power to avoid writing and reading tasks. Join us during this session to gain some practical insights to real-life stories of successes after […]

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Your Child’s Future Marriage: Prepare them to THRIVE!

Proactively prepare your child for the awesome calling of marriage! Like a successful career, you can’t start preparation too early. Especially today, when the path to altar is clouded by sexual brokenness, unrealistic expectations, confusion, & fear. Even in the church. In this session: * Grasp the challenges inherent in the current cultural landscape which […]

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Choosing a College/Major/Career: It’s Better to get it Right than Fast

Surveys have shown that 66% of college students change their majors more than once and on the day of graduation 40% of college graduates wish they had chosen a different major, it’s important to start early and take this decision seriously. Individuals often make decisions without much thought and with limited information. Come learn about […]

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How Organization Builds Confidence in Homeschooling

This session will share my journey of organization through the use of Organize 365 products and courses. It will outline many of the organization struggles homeschoolers face within their households and school: personal, home management, students, curriculum, scheduling, responsibilities outside the home and more. Connect, relate and hear grace-filled approach & solutions to organizational needs […]

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A Biblical Model for Discipline

Do you find yourself threatening, repeating your instructions, or raising your voice in an attempt to get your children to obey? Do you feel guilty because you know you should be faithfully training and instructing your children in righteousness but you aren’t sure how? Through personal experience and practical application of Scripture, Ginger encourages and […]

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No Longer Little

The turmoil of the tween/preteen years between nine and thirteen usually catches parents by surprise. Diligent students become addled and distracted. Kids raised in church start questioning the existence of God. Sweet children seem to climb on an emotional rollercoaster – and then invite you to join them. Don’t get a ticket for that ride! […]

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Am I Ruining My Children? Encouragement for Homeschoolers

At one time or another we all feel our homeschooled children are missing out on “something.” After all, we’re pretty sure our 7th grade neighbor is up for a Nobel Prize, everyone else is receiving a full-ride Princeton scholarship, and we haven’t even begun to cover 13th century Chinese humanities! RELAX. This workshop will encourage […]

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