August 12, 2020 – Reading for Education and Enjoyment

Why do we read? Why do we worry over our children reading well and often? Why do adults quit reading … More

August 10, 2020 – Schedules and Goals

Each morning we begin our day with barn chores. If we are all up extra early, we may drink coffee … More

One of the things that can be scary for moms making the leap from public or private school to homeschool … More

Most schools have a program for Gifted and Talented children. Those students have an educational evaluation which says they are … More

Science is a scary word for some people. For me, as a veterinarian, it’s my first love. Please don’t let … More

We have been in Oklahoma for the National High School Rodeo Finals. While in our hotel, I saw an advertisement … More

Many children are natural math learners. My eldest was counting things when he was very young. In kindergarten, math was … More

Let’s talk about that big scary word “accreditation”. What does it mean? Do I need to enroll my student in … More

The big question everyone is asking, especially families that plan to homeschool only until the COVID threat passes, is “Will … More