Homeschool Coffee Break helps you stop overwhelm and gain confidence so you know you're doing enough with your kids' education. Our top-notch interviews, practical tips & tricks, and real solutions will give you confidence in your homeschool.
When life is busy and homeschooling feels overwhelming, it's easy to fall back on textbooks just to get through the day. But if you're ready for a more meaningful approach, this episode will show you how to be a lifelong learner—and raise kids who love learning too.We're breaking down the mindset shifts and practical steps that help you get off the educational conveyor belt and spark curiosity, creativity, and deep thinking in your homeschool.✅The real reason textbooks feel safe—and what to use instead✅How curiosity fuels lasting learning far beyond any test✅Easy ways to integrate your child's interests into daily lessons✅The 4-step method to develop real-world learners and leaders✅Why boredom might be the best gift you can give your kidsGrab the free class mentioned in the episode to go even deeper!Resources Mentioned:Homeschool Freedom Bootcamp - May 13-234 Steps to Raising Christian Leaders in Your Homeschool (FREE Masterclass)Want help starting these conversations? Grab my free 3-Step Chart to Develop Critical Thinking Skills.Use Read Aloud Book List for suggested readingsShow Notes:
Every day, your kids face choices—from what to eat for lunch to how to treat others. And as homeschool moms, we want to raise children who make wise, godly decisions… but how do we actually teach them how to make good choices?In this episode, we talk about how to help your kids develop discernment, wisdom, and decision-making skills through stories, conversations, and daily life moments rooted in Biblical truth.✅Why wisdom matters more than knowledge alone✅ A simple, homeschool-friendly way to teach discernment✅What King Solomon can teach your kids about making wise decisions✅ How to create a “wisdom culture” in your family
Homeschool burnout is real—and if you've ever felt overwhelmed, stretched thin, or just plain exhausted, this episode is for you. You don't need a rigid schedule or a packed curriculum to be a “good homeschooler.” You need peace, purpose, and a plan that fits your family.Let's talk about how to simplify your homeschool, focus on relationships, and stop chasing perfection. These mindset shifts and practical tips will help you prevent burnout and enjoy the journey again. ✅ Why homeschool burnout happens (and how to recognize it) ✅ Simple shifts that bring peace to your homeschool days ✅ The power of rhythms vs. rigid schedules ✅ How to focus on relationships over checklists ✅ Real examples from Charlotte Mason, Finland, and more
What if you didn't have to force your kids through every lesson? What if they actually wanted to learn? That's the power of curiosity learning—and in this episode, we're talking about how to go from forced lessons to self-motivated learning.You'll hear simple mindset shifts and practical tips to create an environment where your kids want to explore, ask questions, and dive deep into what fascinates them. Yes, it really is possible! ✅How to follow your kids' interests without losing structure ✅Real-life examples of how to spark motivation using everyday tools ✅Why curiosity is hardwired into your kids—and how to nurture it ✅The problem with rigid curriculum and checklist-style learning ✅What Albert Einstein's childhood can teach us about homeschooling
Want to make Easter day the most joyful, faith-filled celebration of the year? In this episode, we're sharing simple ways to start & finish the day focused on Jesus—without adding stress to your day. ✅ Start with Sunrise Worship – Ideas for family prayer, praise, and Scripture reading. ✅ Resurrection Breakfast – Fun, hands-on ways to connect faith and food. ✅ Jesus-Centered Easter Traditions – Balancing egg hunts with a resurrection focus. ✅ A Simple Easter Challenge – Encourage kids to share the Gospel!
Are you looking for simple, hands-on ways to teach your kids about Holy Week? As busy moms, we want to make Easter meaningful, but finding fun and faith-filled activities can be a challenge. That's why I've gathered four easy Holy Week activities to help your family focus on Jesus from Palm Sunday to Resurrection Sunday!✅ Palm Sunday Parade – Make palm branches & shout "Hosanna!"✅ The Last Supper Meal – Take communion & talk about Jesus' sacrifice.✅ The Darkness of Good Friday – A simple but powerful object lesson.✅ Resurrection Rolls Activity – A visual way to explain the empty tomb!
Are you looking for simple, hands-on ways to teach your kids about Holy Week?As busy moms, we want Easter to be meaningful, but finding engaging, faith-filled activities can feel overwhelming. That's why I've gathered simple, hands-on ideas to bring the Easter story to life in your homeschool! Your kids will love these Easter homeschool activities.✅ Read as a Family Daily – Use the easiest tool in your homeschool tool belt to inspire your kids' faith in Jesus✅ Discussion Questions That Spark Faith – Open-ended prompts to help kids process Jesus' sacrifice.✅ Hands-On Easter Crafts – Create cross crafts, a resurrection garden, or Stations of the Cross.
Does Easter sneak up on you every year? Between homeschooling, daily tasks, and family activities, it's easy to feel too busy to slow down and focus on Jesus. But Easter is the greatest day of the year—and I don't want you to miss it!In today's episode, we'll talk about: ✅ Why Easter is more than bunnies and eggs—it's about Jesus' victory over sin. ✅ How busyness can steal our joy and keep us distracted from Jesus. ✅ How to overcome that busyness and focus on what's most important ✅ 3 simple ways to prepare your heart for Easter—even when life is chaotic.✨ Join me for this episode and discover how to refocus on Jesus this Easter!
Are you ready to boost your homeschool art and music lessons? In this episode, we dive into fun, simple strategies to integrate music and art into your daily homeschool routine—no matter your child's age. Whether you're teaching littles, elementary, middle, or older kids, you'll find practical tips to get started without feeling intimidated.In this episode, you'll discover:✅How to stop being intimidated with music & art in your homeschool✅Simple tips to weave art and music into your existing lessons✅Fun activities to help your kids remember and memorize key concepts✅Where to find free demonstrations that make teaching music and homeschool art a breezeJoin us and transform your homeschool with engaging, hands-on ideas that will make your lessons come alive!Resources: Music & Art Homeschool SummitThe Composer DetectiveThe Artist DetectiveJustina Thurston of Jus' Classical is the host of the Music & Art Homeschool Summit and Bundle. She is a musician, video and course creator, and songwriter. She has a degree in music therapy and has worked as an early childhood music teacher for over 20 years. At her church, she also helps with the music ministry, playing oboe in the orchestra, and teaching Sunday school to early elementary-aged children, using her Westminster Shorter Catechism songs. Justina is also a blessed wife and homeschooling mom of three.At Jus' Classical, she seeks to encourage other homeschool moms and families, especially in focusing on Christ, and in enjoying classical music and great art through her courses, like The Composer Detective, a music appreciation course for families, The Artist Detective, an art appreciation course for families, Making Music with Handel, a music fundamentals and tin whistle course, and Drawing with Rembrandt, a beginning drawing course. She brings them all together for families to get both music and art in the Jus' Classical Fine Arts Membership.WebsiteYouTubeFacebookFacebook groupInstagramPinterest
Homeschooling is more than just finishing lesson plans—it's about shaping lifelong learners. If you've ever wondered, “Am I doing enough?” or “Are my kids learning what they need?” this episode is for you. You'll discover the mindset shift that will help you finish the homeschool year with confidence and purpose.I'll share three key strategies to help you let go of stress and focus on what truly matters. Plus, don't miss the free class at the end, designed to give you the tools for homeschool success with peace and success!In this episode, you'll discover✅ Learn why shifting from productivity to purpose changes everything.✅ Discover how real books and meaningful conversations create deeper learning.✅ Find the secret to mentoring your kids, not just teaching them.✅ Get access to a free class to help you finish the homeschool year strong!Resources Mentioned3 Tips for Homeschooling Moms to Finish Strong this Year {FREE Class}
We know our kids will continue having to eat every day of their lives, and we all want to raise independent adults. Come learn about the vast benefits your kids will experience when they learn to cook and get strategies to make it work in your busy life.From therapeutic creativity to the exposure bucket that banishes picky eating, from the biggest mistake parents make when bringing their kids in the kitchen to the 3-step superpower process to build skills safely, your parenting toolbox will be overflowing after this session.In this episode, discover✅ 3 steps to building confidence in the kitchen✅ Biggest mistake parents make when they bring their kids in the kitchen✅ 3 steps to build safety skills in the kitchen✅ How to use the exposure bucket to stop picky eatingDiscover more life skills at home to use with your kids when you join us for Life Skills Leadership Summit on February 24-28, 2024 … completely freeSign up for this year's 2025 Life Skills Leadership Summit FREE Basic Pass
We're excited to introduce our partner, Unbound BCS, and share their inspiring work in combating human trafficking. Join Kerry as she interviews Naomi Rijpstra, director of Unbound Now BCS, for a candid conversation that shows how trust and relationships pave the way for healing and safety. You'll find out different types of trafficking and the 3 keys of Unbound's mission.Don't miss this opportunity to learn about upcoming classes for parents and students and discover practical tools to keep your loved ones safe. Tune in and be part of a movement that empowers our community!In this episode, discover✅ Unbound's Mission: Learn how Unbound Now is fighting human trafficking and supporting survivors.✅ Trust & Relationships: Discover why building strong bonds is key to healing.✅ Community Outreach: Get insights into their training and outreach programs.✅ Upcoming Classes: Find out about special sessions designed for parents and students at the Life Skills Leadership Summit (Feb 24-28, 2025).The Life Skills Leadership Summit is donating 5% of their profits to Unbound Now. When you upgrade to VIP, you are helping Unbound Now fight human trafficking. Some of our speakers are also donating 5% of their commissions, which I will also match another 5%.Upgrading to VIP is about more than lifetime access or the bundle. You'll also be helping Unbound stop human trafficking and journey with survivors.Upgrade hereDiscover more life skills at home to use with your kids when you join us for Life Skills Leadership Summit on February 24-28, 2024 … completely freeSign up for this year's 2025 Life Skills Leadership Summit FREE Basic PassNaomi Rijpstra, LMSW is the Director of Programs for Unbound Now in Bryan College Station (BCS). In her current role she carries out the mission and vision of Unbound Now in BCS providing leadership for staff and overseeing BCS' programs including the Brazos Valley Human trafficking Task Force. Naomi received her Masters in Social Work (MSW) from Baylor. Naomi provides specialized training both within the organization for staff and externally for partner agencies. She was born and raised in The Netherlands and has worked as a Social Worker for over 12 years with different populations in different settings both abroad and in the states. Naomi is passionate about equipping the community so that they can help identify victims and foster healing and growth to survivors as she believes relationships are the agent of change. Resources Mentioned: Unbound BCS VolunteerRequest Training for Your Group (church, co-op, neighborhood, etc)DonateNight of Hope Fund Raiser Kerry: Hey, everyone, Kerry Beck here with Life Skills Leadership Summit. If you've been around me, you know I love partnering with great organizations. Today, I have the privilege of talking to Naomi, the director of our local Unbound group. You may not know much about them, but you're going to learn a lot. Naomi, thanks so much for being here today.Naomi: Yes, thanks for having me, Kerry.Kerry: Well, I'm not going to sit here and just talk—I'm going to ask you all the hard questions and put you on the spot. I was going to ask you beforehand how to say your last name properly since I never got it right.Naomi: I know people always get uncomfortable announcing it, but my last name is Rijpstra.Kerry: There you go! Letting you say it is so much better than getting it wrong. I've known about Unbound and participated with them, even back when I was on the prayer team at church. My heart goes out to what they do—fighting against human trafficking. So, let's get started. Naomi, tell people a little bit about yourself and Unbound, and how you connected with them.Naomi: Sure. First, I want to say thank you so much for being involved with Unbound. You've been around as long as I have, involved in so many ways, and we're really grateful for that. I started with Unbound in 2021—so that's four years ago. I'm originally from the Netherlands, where I worked as a social worker with diverse populations. I came to the States, and that's when I first encountered trafficking. I began working as a house parent at a ranch for girls who were trafficked. That was my introduction to understanding the trauma of human trafficking. I never thought that would be God's journey for me, but that's how it works.Since then, over more than ten years, I've worked in the anti-trafficking field both in the Netherlands and here in Texas. After graduating from Baylor University with my master's in social work, I joined Unbound. I already knew about Unbound through the founder of our location—I loved their work and vision. I started as the Director of Survivor Advocacy, and last year I became the director.At Unbound, our mission is to support survivors of human trafficking—both sex and labor trafficking—and to provide resources to the community to combat trafficking and ignite hope. Unbound began when some brave women in a Waco church started praying. The founder, Susan Peters, felt compelled after her overseas experience to say, "Oh my gosh! This is trafficking. We need to do something." Then they realized it wasn't just overseas—it was here in our state. So, they started with prayer, moved quickly into prevention outreach, and began working with the first survivor. Since then, we've expanded to six locations in Texas, two in Louisiana, and two offices overseas in Mongolia and Poland.Kerry: That's incredible. So, what do you do to support survivors and resource the community?Naomi: We focus on three key areas. First is training and outreach. We provide community training about human trafficking—what it is, what it looks like, how it happens, and what to do. We offer this training to anyone interested, and also provide specialized training for law enforcement, social workers, counselors, hotel staff, hospital staff—basically, anyone who might interact with potential victims. We also train volunteers who go out to local businesses, distributing flyers and raising awareness. Additionally, we're part of coalitions and a Human Trafficking Task Force here in the Brazos Valley, working with the sheriff's office on proactive investigations and outreach.The second area is youth prevention. We visit juvenile detention centers regularly, spending time with both girls and boys. We build relationships and work through a curriculum that covers human trafficking, social media, safe relationships, and more—helping them recognize red flags and stay safe.The third area is survivor services. We have a 24/7 crisis referral line with seven trained advocates, including three bilingual ones, who respond to calls from community partners, law enforcement, and survivors. They provide immediate crisis response, often at hospitals, and then offer long-term advocacy by connecting survivors with community resources and building trust-based relationships. This ongoing support is essential, as many survivors struggle to feel safe and trust the people around them.Kerry: That was awesome, Naomi. I've heard different perspectives on what you do, and I always learn something new. I know some homeschool or Christian moms might say, “This wouldn't happen in my city,” but as you explained, it's happening everywhere—even here in the United States, not just overseas.We're recording this right after the Super Bowl. I remember learning about human trafficking during a snowstorm in Dallas after the Super Bowl, and it really opened my eyes. Do you notice more activity during big events, like sports tournaments, when people need to be more alert?Naomi: It's always a common question. I don't have data to prove a trend, but trafficking happens regardless of events. Many people assume trafficking happens only when a kid is kidnapped, but research shows that less than 7% of cases involve kidnapping. Most of the time, it happens within relationships—someone the victim trusts, like a family member, or through online grooming. So while big events might make people more alert, trafficking is an ongoing issue that we must always be aware of.Kerry: That's so important. You also mentioned that people often think trafficking only affects girls and women, but men and boys can be trafficked too. Can you talk about that a bit?Naomi: Absolutely. We serve both males and females. Just yesterday, I was speaking with a survivor leader who explained that he was trafficked because he identified as LGBTQ. He was rejected by his family and became vulnerable. There's a significant stigma around male victimization, as society expects men to be protectors. This stigma makes it even harder for them to identify as victims or seek help, and there are fewer resources available for men. We need to overcome these barriers because there are many male victims too.Kerry: Okay, can you share a quick success story? I know some listeners might feel burdened, but it's important to hear that many people who go through Unbound find success and healing.Naomi: Sure. Last year, we served 174 clients, which is a testament to the impact of our work. One story that stands out is about a youth who was referred to us—not because she was trafficked, but because there was significant concern about her situation. She ran away, and though she was initially labeled a missing child, our task force and her advocate brought together all the necessary partners. Within a few days, we found her in another state. She had been a victim of human trafficking while away from home. Now, she's doing well, receiving ongoing services, and working through her trauma. We're so proud of her journey toward healing and restoration.Kerry: That's amazing. We want to get people out of trafficking and help them heal, and that's exactly what Unbound and its survivor advocates are doing by building trust and long-term relationships. For those of you who might not know, this week we have two classes—one for parents and one for students—that have been eye-opening for many. Could you give us a snippet of what to expect?Naomi: Yes. On Wednesday, parents will meet with Laura, who will explain what trafficking looks like, how to recognize it, and what steps to take to keep students safe—practical tools, essentially. Then, on Thursday, Laura will meet with the students at an age-appropriate level to cover similar topics, including red flags and healthy relationships. We always start with parents so they're informed, and then we encourage conversations between parents and students.Kerry: That's excellent. I highly recommend these classes. For anyone concerned, we suggest the content is best for 6th grade and up. And for those wanting to support Unbound financially, when you upgrade from the Free Pass to the VIP Pass, I donate 5% of our profits, and several speakers donate 5% of their commissions, which I match—sometimes making it up to 15%. For anyone wanting to donate directly, where can they find you?Naomi: Our website is unboundow.org. There, you can learn about who we are, what we do, volunteer options, request training for your church or community, and even donate. Also, don't miss our upcoming annual fundraiser, Night of Hope, on March 28th. It's a powerful event with survivors sharing their stories and community partners coming together. Tickets are available on our website.Kerry: That sounds great. Thank you so much, Naomi, for sharing all of this. It's a heavy topic, but your work is so important, and I appreciate you helping to spread the word. Hopefully, more people will understand that this issue is happening right in their backyard.Naomi: Thanks for letting me share, Kerry.Kerry: All right, I'm Kerry Beck with Life Skills Leadership Summit. We'll talk to you next time.
“Nice Nerds”—that is what people think of Christian homeschoolers. It's a better reputation than the public schools, but not good enough to compete with the prep schoolers who run America, and the world. Leadership is the hallmark of an elite prep school education, and it shows—our last four Presidents: Bush, Obama, Trump, and now Biden, were all prep schoolers, not to mention billionaire tycoons like Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates, and Elon Musk.In this interview, Britton LaTulippe gives real life examples in raising children for greatness. He will draw from his leadership training in prep school and the US Army Special Forces Qualification Course to show homeschoolers how to transform “nice nerds” into kingly Charlemagnes, Christian men and women who lead their teams to victory no matter the odds!In this episode, discover✅ 8 C's of Leadership✅ How to raise kids to lead teams✅ Why an elite education is imperative for our childrenDiscover more about leadership for children when you join us for Life Skills Leadership Summit on February 24-28, 2024 … completely freeSign up for this year's 2025 Life Skills Leadership Summit FREE Basic Pass
We know our kids will continue having to eat every day of their lives, and we all want to raise independent adults. Come learn about the vast benefits your kids will experience when they learn to cook and get strategies to make it work in your busy life.From therapeutic creativity to the exposure bucket that banishes picky eating, from the biggest mistake parents make when bringing their kids in the kitchen to the 3-step superpower process to build skills safely, your parenting toolbox will be overflowing after this session.In this episode, discover✅ 3 steps to building confidence in the kitchen✅ Biggest mistake parents make when they bring their kids in the kitchen✅ 3 steps to build safety skills in the kitchen✅ How to use the exposure bucket to stop picky eatingResources:Selling on Etsy Masterclass for TeensDiscover more life skills at home to use with your kids when you join us for Life Skills Leadership Summit on February 24-28, 2024 … completely freeSign up for this year's 2025 Life Skills Leadership Summit FREE Basic Pass
Thirty years ago, we wouldn't believe our culture is talking about changing genders, but that's where we are. How do you navigate these issues with your tweens and teens? Dannah Gresh, of True Girl, offers encouragement and practical advice you can use immediately. We discuss your tweens/teens identity in Christ, preparing your children for future conversations in the world, and even pronouns to use. If you have children of any age, you need Kerry's interview with Dannah. You will walk away with tools to help your kids stand up for Truth and build their heart on God's plan.In this episode, discover✅ How to guide your tweens and teens to anchor their identity in Christ amidst cultural pressures✅ Tools for navigating tough conversations✅ How to handle pronouns with grace and truth withr a balanced approach to addressing pronouns while staying rooted in your values✅ Actionable steps to prepare your kids to face future conversations with courage and clarity.Stop the homeschool overwhelm when you join us for Life Skills Leadership Summit on February 24-28, 2024 … completely freeSign up for this year's 2025 Life Skills Leadership Summit FREE Basic Pass
As we continue our Best of LSLS”, let's talk about the foundation of good leadership, where to start raising leaders, not followers. Godly character is the foundation for academic success, as well as success in life and raising a leader for the future.Discover how character is learned and how to establish a plan for teaching it to your children. Kathie will give several creative ways you can encourage your children to develop in this important area. After hearing this, you will be motivated, and full of ideas to use with your own children.In this episode, discover✅ An actionable plan to help you instill godly character in their children.✅ The ripple effect of character so your children can prepare them to influence and lead others in the future.✅ Motivation to take action with fresh ideas to implement character education in your homeschool.Stop the homeschool overwhelm when you join us for Life Skills Leadership Summit on February 24-28, 2024 … completely freeSign up for this year's 2025 Life Skills Leadership Summit FREE Basic Pass
We often can become so focused on “covering the basics” that we forget the importance of filling our homeschool days with truth, beauty, and goodness- then we wonder why homeschooling can feel so draining! In this “Best of LSLS” episode, Julie Ross, the creator of A Gentle Feast, will explore how we can easily add more beauty in our days through nourishing routines and rhythms that will breathe life into our homes. Julie will show you how poetry, art, music, etc. are just as vital as any other subject in the educational feast. In fact, they are absolutely essential if our goal as homeschoolers is to develop students that are whole persons and magnanimous citizens that can bless the world with living ideas and love to learn for knowledge's sake through the rest of their lives.In this episode, discover✅ How you can and should go beyond the basics of academics✅ The power of nourishing rhythms✅ Why truth, beauty, and goodness matter and how you can easily incorporate them into your daily routine, without overwhelm✅ 5 ways to add beauty easily into your daily homeschoolStop the homeschool overwhelm when you join us for Life Skills Leadership Summit on February 24-28, 2024 … completely freeSign up for this year's 2025 Life Skills Leadership Summit FREE Basic Pass
In this episode, Kerry discusses the importance of raising leaders in homeschooling. Leadership encompasses more than just academics; it encompasses character, thinking skills and relationships. She outlines four key aspects of a leader: godly character and vision, a lifetime learner with both tools and love of learning, critical thinking and decision-making skills, and communication skills. Kerry also introduces the upcoming Life Skills Leadership Summit, a free event in February that will cover various leadership and life skills topics.In this episode, discover✅ What leadership really is and why you should be raising leaders✅ 3 steps to helping your kids become the best leaders possible✅ 2 simple strategies for homeschooling kids who become lifetime learnersResources Mentioned:Life Skills Leadership Summit FREE Basic PassFree Class: 3 Tips to Finish Strong in Your Homeschool
When we think of being good parents, we think of giving our kids a good education and growing them spiritually. But, we are also called to care for our kids' health as well. One of those ways to care for your family's health is with homeopathy. Today, Amanda Pelser, shares her story and how homeopathy is their solution to health concerns. In this episode, you'll discover:✅ What is homeopathy✅ How homeopathy fits well with homeschooling✅ What is Biblical homeopathy✅ How you can get started using homeopathyMentioned Resources:Free quick start guide to using homeopathy Consults Amanda Pelser is a wife, a homeschooling mom of four boys, and an aspiring homesteader. After finding herself bedridden with chronic pain, fatigue, and autoimmune conditions, Amanda was left hopeless by the conventional medical community. Desperate for a change, she used her background as a seminary-trained researcher to integrate her Christian faith with the practice of homeopathy and reclaim her health. With 10+ years of experience using homeopathy, now, as a certified homeopath, Amanda gives hope to Christian moms who are ready to find biblically aligned health for themselves and their families
Celebrate Epiphany with your family through hands-on activities that bring the story of the Wise Men to life. In this episode, we'll explore creative crafts, thought-provoking questions, and global traditions to help your children understand the meaning of this special day. Learn how to incorporate the gifts of the Wise Men and act out the Nativity story together. Make Epiphany unforgettable with these fun and meaningful activities:✅ Questions to ponder during the 12 days of Christmas until Epiphany✅ 8 activities for families to celebrate Epiphany✅ Feast of Epiphany ideas✅ Create crafts like crown and star ornaments, stained glass windows, and glittery gifts✅ Explore the symbolism of frankincense, myrrh, and gold with sensory activities✅ Act out the Nativity story and discuss its significance with thought-provoking questions✅ Discover global Epiphany traditions and bring them into your own celebrationMentioned Links:Christmas Celebrations EbookStar of Bethlehem Family Bible Study EbookPosts to Help with Epiphany:Epiphany Traditions from our FamilyItalian Feast of Epiphany
Before you celebrate at church today or tomorrow, let's take a look at two of my favorite Christmas carols. Often, we sing these songs, without paying attention to their meaning. Let's not do that this year.In this episode, you'll discover:✅ A hidden verse in a popular Christmas carol ✅ The significance of phrases and words✅ Beautiful descriptions of Jesus that you can share or teach to your kids.Mentioned Links: O Come, O Come Emmanuel - 8 questions to discussFree Christmas Unit Study
Advent is more than the time between Thanksgiving and Christmas. As believers, your advent should look different from the world's advent of shopping, baking and lots of activities. What tips can you get from today's episode✅ What is Advent season ✅ How would Christians celebrate Advent as a family✅ Practical tips you can prepare your heart and your kids' hearts for Christmas✅ How to use advent calendarsMentioned Links: Best Christmas Books to Read Aloud during Advent, including Jotham's Journey, our family favorite! Christmas Celebrations EbookChristmas Around the World Unit StudyStar of Bethlehem Family Bible StudyAdvent Wreath & Devotional Christmas Nativity Finger PuppetsChristmas Memory Match Game & DevotionalHow to Use an Advent Wreath (Free Advent Calendar Printable)
December is the perfect month to take a break from formal homeschooling and integrate Christmas into your kids' learning. The place to start is by learning simple Christmas around the world traditions that you can use in your December homeschool.My friend, Bonnie Rose, offers some easy and simple ideas you can use this year. In fact, I suggest you choose 4 countries this year. One for each week … then choose 2 Christmas around the world traditions for that country to do one week. Use the four weeks of Advent do learn about four countries and their Christmas around the world traditions.In this episode, you'll discover:✅ 2 very simple activities you can use to learn how others around the world celebrate Christmas✅ How other countries use a Christmas tree, when they don't have pine trees✅ What type of nativity set to use with your kids✅ The number one thing that ties believers around the world at ChristmasResources Mentioned:Christmas Recipes & CraftsChristmas Homeschool Units (50% off through 12/31/24): Bonnie Rose Hudson is the owner and publisher of WriteBonnieRose. She serves homeschoolers and home educators around the world by creating practical resources that are fun, affordable, and easy to use. She has written for numerous publications and educational websites and has hundreds of resources in many subject areas for preschool through high school on WriteBonnieRose.com.
Feeling overwhelmed this season? As homeschool and Christian moms, the holidays can bring stress, worries about finances, family tensions, or even feelings of loss. Let's face it. The holidays are tough at times. God calls us to be thankful, even in the tough times, but how do you do it?You're stressed out from all the thingsWorried how to pay when there is more month than moneyYou keep arguing with your spouseIt's your turn to host your in-laws are Friends "look" like they have the perfect Thanksgiving or Christmas Someone will be missing at Thanksgiving or Christmas this year A loved one (or you) have chronic illnessIn this episode, you'll discover:✅ How to trade the holiday overwhelm for a heart of gratitude✅ 3 steps to being thankful when the holidays are hard✅ A simple daily tool that can change complaining to thankfulness in your family
With all the hustle & bustle of the holidays, it can be overwhelming. Thankfully, some moms have survived, like Jan Burt. Jan homeschooled her children over 30 years and is quite honest about her ups & downs during holidays. Learn from someone who has gone before you as Jan shares tips to truly survive AND enjoy the holidaysIn this episode, you'll discover:✅ How to curb the temptation to do “all the things” in November & December✅ How to not cave into peer pressure, even within the Church and the Christian community✅ How to plan & schedule your time during the holidays, as a homeschooler✅ How much should you do outside your home during the holidays✅ 4 tips to use with teens during the holidays Resources Mentioned:Homeschool Planning Made SimpleJan L. Burt is an author, speaker, podcaster, married to Tony for 33 years, mom to five adult children, a grandmother and most importantly, a disciple of Jesus. She served in youth ministry alongside her husband for 12 years & is the founder of the Praying Through the Storm Online Prayer Retreat & is the host of the award-winning podcast The Burt (Not Ernie) Show. Her books The Power of God's Will - 40 Days of God's Promises Devotional, The Homeschooling Mother's Bible Study, & A 60-Day Prayer Journal for Parents are available on Amazon. Her audio-based Bible study course on praying & believing the promises God makes to us via Psalm 91 can be found at her website, JanLBurt.com. Stop by her website & grab your download of God's Promises in Isaiah while you're there!The Burt (Not Ernie) Show PodcastThe Power of God's Will - 40 Days of God's Promises DevotionalThe Homeschooling Mothers Bible StudyA 60-Day Prayer Journal for ParentsPsalm 91 Bible Study CourseGod's Promises in Isaiah free download
Forgiveness is not about the other person. It's all for you, your healing, your freedom, your joy, your peace. And it's one of the most important lessons you can teach your children.Today, I'll share personal stories because I've been through the wringer the past 8 years. Lots of experience from rejection and betrayal. Then, show how forgiveness can truly heal and replace bitterness in our livesIn this episode, you'll discover:✅ Why we should always forgive✅ 2 choices we have when we've been rejected, offended, hurt or betrayed✅ What types of offenses should be forgiven✅ Where to find the strength & courage to forgive✅ 2 steps to healing, victory, joy and peaceResources MentionedHow to Forgive When You Don't Feel Like It, by June Hunt Choosing Forgiveness, by Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth
Today is Election Day. No matter what the outcome, we can always find something to be thankful for. We can always trust that God is in control. This leads us to use “gratitude” to replace any anxiety or worry we have.In this episode, you'll discover:✅ 3 practical gratitude tips you can use with your family, no matter your kids' ages✅ 2 resources that kids can use to increase their thankfulness ✅ What moms need to do to encourage a grateful spirit in their kids✅ What we all must do, especially when circumstances are falling apartResources Mentioned:30 Day Gratitude ChallengeGratitude Journal for Kids Gratitude Journal Ideas FREE Thanksgiving Bible Study Things to Be Thankful For List
It's that time again…time for our annual 30-Day Gratitude Challenge. To kick it off, I'm sharing some ideas about gratitude and how it can help you (mom) and your family (kids). Gratitude & giving thanks are scattered all through the New Testament. Many sections tell us how to live for Christ and end with “give thanks”. Plus, being thankful is God's will. In everything give thanks, for this is the will of God. I Thessalonians 5:17So, mom!Are you modeling a thankful or critical spirit? How are you encouraging your kids to be thankful and not complain? Listen today to get practical tips for your family. Then, sign up for our 30-Day Gratitude ChallengeIn this episode, you'll discover:✅ Biblical perspective of thanksgiving✅ Number one thing a mom can do to get rid of complaining✅ Verses & Truths to encourage gratitude✅ What to fight for in your familyResources Mentioned:30-Day Gratitude Challenge (FREE)Thanksgiving Bible Study (FREE)
I tend to shy away from talking politics on this podcast or my Facebook group. But yesterday, I was challenged to speak truth. If I don't speak, who might? Christians often don't want to mix the church with politics. Historically, the church & state were one. What should Christians do today? How involved should they be in politics? How might this affect our voting for President this year?In this episode, you'll discover:✅ 2 Biblical points our government should offer ✅ 7 men's view of Christianity in America✅ Is the USA really Christian? Why or Why not?✅ Do you vote on the platform or the personality?✅ How to use the Bible to decide who to vote forResources MentionedPatriotic Holidays Bundle City on a Hill, October 20, 2024, Antioch College Station
When you hear the word, Marxism, what do you think? Is it just one of those “isms” that is only for philosophers. Join Linda Lacour Hobar and Kerry as they discuss these ideologies and how important they are to your homeschool today.In this episode, you'll discover:✅ Who is Karl Marx & What is Marxism✅ 6 Main points of The Communist Manifesto✅ What is a Biblical perspective & reaction to the Communist Manifesto✅ Where do we see Communism & Marxism in today's society✅ How to apply a Biblical perspective to Marxism when you vote in this year's electionResources Mentioned:Homeschool Planning Made SimpleLinda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History, is a passionate follower of Jesus Christ, a genuine “people-person,” and a fan of comfortable high-heels. Through homeschooling her children, and service as a missionary, she discovered a deep love for world history. In 2000, Linda sensed a clear call to write The Mystery of History for her children, grandchildren, and generations to come that they might know “the mystery of God . . . in whom are hidden all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge.” (Col 2:3) With 20+ years of worldwide circulation, The Mystery of History has been well received by all ages. While fact-filled and historically accurate, Linda's writing style remains warm, personable, and thought provoking. The four-volume “Chronological, Christian, Complete” series is user-friendly and includes activities for multiple ages, timeline work, mapping exercises, quizzes, literature recommendations, audio books, and much more to fully engage students of all learning styles. In 2016, Linda broadened her scope of teaching to include cutting-edge online classes and lectures, which she maintains with great care, compassion, and conviction for biblical truth. The Mystery of History has been awarded: “Back to Homeschool Awards (2021),” “1st Place Middle School History—TTD Family Favorites Award (2020)”, “1st Place Middle School History—The Old Schoolhouse Excellence Award (2019)” “TTD Family Favorites Award (2019)” “Reader's Choice About.com—Best Homeschool History Resource (2012),” Mary Pride's “Practical Homeschooling Reader Award (2009),” “A Top Back to Homeschool Resource” Award (2009), The Old Schoolhouse “Excellence Award (2008),” and “Cathy Duffy's 100 Top Picks.”A native-born Texan, Linda holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Baylor University, where she first fell in love with world history. She presently resides in Tennessee where she continues to research, write, teach, and obsess over matters big and small. WebsiteFacebookFacebook GroupInstagramPinterest
When we think about teaching history in our homeschool, it usually only includes world history, American history and state history. But, there is a more important history to teach your kids.As Christian parents, we should also include church history. It doesn't have to be that hard, so let's look at creative and fun ways to include church history in your homeschool.In this episode, you'll discover:✅ Why teach church history to your kids✅ How to teach your kids church history when you only studied American & world history✅ Tips on integrating church history with other subject areas to simplify your planning✅ Books & biographies that are age-appropriate to teach church history✅ Creative ways to include God's work through the ChurchResources MentionedCelebrating Reformation Day Unit Study Veritas Press Timeline CardsSongs:A Mighty Fortress (2 versions)Version 1Version 2St Patrick's Breastplate HymnBooksBook List for Reformation Day
Too often we focus only on academics in our homeschool. There are many other areas of life that kids need to be prepared as an adult. One of those topics include social & emotional skills. Are you teaching your kids how to have emotional & social skills?Today, Dr. Melanie Wilson shares tips & tricks to prepare your kids to have social skills they will need in life.In this episode, you'll discover:✅ How to teach social & emotional skills✅ 1 Tip parents can use to teach emotional skills✅ How to use stories & picture books to teach social skills✅ What strategy does not work in teaching social & emotional skills✅ Why parents neglect teaching these skills in their homeschooolResources Mentioned:Dr. Melanie Wilson is a Christian psychologist turned homeschool mom of six graduates. She is the host of The Homeschool Sanity Show podcast and author of Grammar Galaxy language arts curriculum and Training Aliens social and emotional skills curriculum. She is passionate about helping moms enjoy their homeschooling journey.FacebookInstagram(Homeschool Sanity)Instagram(Grammar Galaxy Books)YouTube
Could you really make money with a side hustle? Could your teens make a side hustle while homeschooling?Should business skills matter to homeschoolers?Profits are an important topic for us to teach our kids. Even if you're not a math person, you can do this.Let's chat…In this episode, you'll discover:✅ Which type of side hustle has the least amount of risk✅ How an online business could change your life✅ Which type of business will give you the MOST FREEDOM✅ Mini Business Training: What is profit, revenue, income, expenses, etc✅ Tips on setting your prices & profit goalsResources MentionedJoin Amy Porterfield, other like-minded entrepreneurs and myself inCourse Confident Bootcamp. Sign up hereWhen you use my partner link, you can get–group coaching in our private FB pop up group–as well as my 12 Steps to Create a Side Hustle Income Plan.Sign up now before we start next Wednesday.DCA Wait ListMyths about CoursesStories about CoursesI Don't Have Time ….Use Your Smart Phone to Boost Sales … from a homeschool mom
I found freedom from my finances and in my life. Today, Let's talk about how you can use money wisely and find freedom, too.If you're looking for a side hustle, especially with a digital course, I'll let you in on 5 secrets. These go along with my 5 mistakes I made over the past 20 years and how I corrected them to gain freedom.In this episode, you'll discover:✅ How I ended up with credit card debt & became overwhelmed✅ My attitude towards money & living in freedom✅ 5 secrets to freedom✅ Bouncing back from losing 1/2 my incomeResources MentionedJoin Amy Porterfield, other like-minded entrepreneurs and myself inCourse Confident Bootcamp. Sign up hereWhen you use my partner link, you can get–group coaching in our private FB pop up group–as well as my 12 Steps to Create a Side Hustle Income Plan.Sign up now before we start next Wednesday.DCA Wait ListMyths about CoursesStories about Courses
Have you dreamed of starting a side business while you homeschool?But, you're not sure how or what to do?Join me on today's podcast and we'll go through the basics. We'll also chat about your idea for a side hustle.In this episode, you'll discover:✅ What is a side hustle✅ 6 side hustle ideas you could start this year✅ 3 steps to get started with your side hustle✅ 3 inspirational side hustle stories …homeschool mom's side hustle & faith based side hustleResources MentionedCourse Confident Bootcamp…..with my FREE Private Group (& hand holding) + Create Your Side Hustle ($97)REMEMBER: If you sign up for Course Confident Bootcamp (opens Wed, Aug 30) with my link, you're invited to my private FB group to get private coaching from me during each bootcamp session + Create Your Side Hustle Course $97GUIDE: 4 Surprisingly Simple Ways To Turn Your Knowledge Into A Digital Course QUIZ: 3 Types of People are Replacing Their Income with a Digital Course – Are you one of them? FREE TOOL to Create Your Digital CourseMyths about CoursesStories about CoursesDCA Wait ListMy Interview of Amy Porterfield
Money & business are hot topics, according to the number of emails I received about this class. Get practical tips to manage your money well and teach your kids about money, from a Biblical perspective.In this episode, you'll discover:✅ Why money & business should be important to homeschoolers✅ 3 considerations before you take on debt✅ 7 strategies to get out of debt✅ Biblical perspective of saving & giving✅ 4 activities to do with your kids to teach financesFree Resources for YOUFree Guide: 4 Surprisingly Simple Ways To Turn Your Knowledge Into A Digital CourseQuiz: 3 Types of People are Replacing Their Income with a Digital Course – Are you one of them? DCA Wait List
Lisa Roers, of Sunshine Cafe, walked through her own health journey. After dozens of doctors, she learned how a healthy lifestyle would improve her life & her family. These tips & tricks can help your kids pay attention and focus better on their studies.In this episode, you'll discover:✅ 1 food to remove from your diet to make a long term impact in your family✅ 5 types of fasting✅ How fasting can grow self discipline in your kids and your own life✅ Tips to encourage your kids to fastResource Mentioned:Book by Willard F. Harley, Jr. - "His Needs, Her Needs"With 26-years in corporate America, Lisa Roers excelled in Business Development, Executive Coaching, and Enterprise Agile Coaching, until her health took an unexpected turn. In 2017, Lisa was hit with an auto-immune disease which escalated to the point where she was unable to walk! After the exhausting journey through 26 doctors across 8 specializations, without any concrete diagnosis or clear path for healing, Lisa leaned into her faith and embraced being her own self-advocate (with God), and has effectively reclaimed her complete health. Today, Lisa teaches Christ-followers how to put their health first while they chase their dreams of success, so they can live life to the full and be their best for God, for their family and for their career. Lisa is a Certified Coach, CEO of the Sunshine Cafe Podcast, a keynote speaker, a disciple of Jesus, a wife, a mom, and a professional musician. www.LisaRoers.com FacebookInstagramPodcast on YouTubePodcast on SpotifyPodcast on Apple
Whether you have 3 kids or 10 kids, you're looking for tips to homeschool well. Amy Roberts, of Raising Arrows, offers large family homeschooling tips, based on her family of 10 kids. She also gives practical tips for home management and dealing with serious grief.In this episode, you'll discover:✅ How to use systems with a large family✅ How to economize mom's time when you homeschool✅ How to use morning time when you homeschool multiple kids✅ How to help your kids learn independently✅ How to survive grief and move forwardAmy Roberts of Raising Arrows® offers practical and encouraging advice on all things large family homemaking and homeschooling via her popular blog, podcast, and YouTube channel.FacebookInstagramYoutubePinterest.PodcastPsalms for the Grieving Heart
It's the middle of the summer and you could use a break, I'm sure. Today, you'll receive homeschool mom encouragement to help you finish your summer break strong and be ready for a new school year.In this episode, you'll discover:✅ 3 M's for moms to use to encourage themselves and their children✅ 7 simple ways to include the Bible in your daily life✅ 1 quality to evaluate where you are this summer✅ Easiest way to inspire a love of learning this summerMentioned Links:Homeschool Super Heroes Week FREE Pass
As we celebrate freedom & independence here in the United States, I wanted to share the best tool I found to gain freedom in your life … to find victory & healing from the lies in my head and the lies your kids believe.In this episode, you'll discover:✅ What God gives us to be free from negative thinking✅ The #1 tool you can use to heal from bitterness … to find freedom in your life✅ Best practices on using your freedom to homeschoolMentioned Links:Free IEW Shipping (July 1-10) – Get your code herehttps://iew.com/affiliate/35461/freedomshipping Freedom – Pray Joy prayers
How do you keep walking with God when you have all those other responsibilities?KidsHomeschoolingHusbandLaundryGrocery ShoppingClean the houseThe list never ends. Let's talk about practical tips for moms on how to spend time with God daily.One way you can be more consistent is to read your Bible together as a family. Using Walking with God: Bible Lessons for Families can help get you started.In this episode you'll discover:✅ 5 Tips to be more consistent walking with God✅ How to use screens to spend time with God✅ How to integrate your kids with spending time with God✅ 3 tips to be more consistent walking with GodResources Mentioned:Walking with God: Bible Lessons for Families You Version App – Holy Bible App Bible App for Kids
Teaching the Bible to your kids is so important, but when & how do you do it. Danika Cooley shares practical tips she uses to engage children in the Bible, so it becomes a part of your family routine.In this episode you'll discover:✅ 3 simple activities to make the Bible inviting to your kids✅ Easy way to make the Bible a habit everyday✅ When should you start teaching your kids about the Bible✅ How context is important & how to teach context to your kids✅ The #1 tool to survive suffering and find peace, joy, hope & victoryDanika Cooley and her husband, Ed, are committed to leading their children to life for the glory of God. Together, they have worked to study and memorize the Bible with their kids. Danika is an award-winning children's author and Bible curriculum developer (Bible Road Trip™). Weekly, she encourages tens of thousands of parents to intentionally raise biblically literate children. Danika is a homeschool mother of four with a bachelor of arts degree from the University of Washington.Find her at: https://www.thinkingkidsblog.org/
We're diggging into the archives and sharing a popular one . . . so we can help you have FUN learning with your kdis this summer. Even though we took a break in the summer, we kept learning with this ONE homeschooling tool.Sometimes we have high expectations of what we will accomplish, but what we really need to do is slow down and simplify our life. Simplify your homeschoool. That's why I'm sharing the best thing I ever did to simplify our homeschool & encourage a love of learning at the same time.Let's lose your overwhelm & planning challenges next year.Let's lose the bad attitudes and help your kids love to learn.What will you discover?✅ One activity you can do every day to encourage a love of learning for life✅ An activity that takes little to no planning AND encourages learningUse our FUN unit studies to have fun learning this summer. Use code: JUNE30 to save 30% on any of our unit studies.https://howtohomeschoolmychild.com/units/Get our Read Aloud Books to Encourage Love of Learning ebook for free right now. Click below to get your copy.https://howtohomeschoolmychild.com/read-aloud-books-love-of-learning/
You know you need to disciple your children, but you're not sure where to start. Katie J. Trent shares practical tips to get started and have fun this summer. You'll have ideas and tools to use to put FUN into your Bible time and discipleship with your kids.In this episode, you'll discover:✅ How to have fun with the Bible this summer & all year long✅ 4 tips to make wise decisions when you disciple your kids✅ 3 C's to consider as you teach your kids about the Bible this summer✅ Why moms struggle to disciple kids and how to overcome these challenges✅ 2 tips to keep Christ the center of ChristmasMentioned Links:A Merry and Bright ADVENTure: A Christmas Devotional For Family, Faith, Food, and FunDishing Up Devotions: 36 Faith-Building Activities for Homeschooling FamiliesRecipes for a Sweet Child: Creative, Bible-based Activities to Help Your Family ThriveFamily Faith-Building AcademyKatie J Trent makes family discipleship easier—and deliciously fun! She's the bestselling author of “Dishing Up Devotions” and “Recipes for a Sweet Child,” and the founder of Family Faith-Building Academy & Community. Katie designs resources with busy homeschool moms in mind. She and her husband James have over 15 years of counseling, ministry, and church planting experience, and have committed their lives to building strong, faith-filled families. Explore her resources and connect with her at KatieJTrent.com.InstagramFacebookPinterest
Homeschooling teens during the high school years is a bit scary to most moms, but Michelle Osborn has tips to help you be confident. She homeschooled all of her kids, who are now adults, so she knows what works & doesn't work.In this episode you'll discover:✅ 3 Things to do to prepare your teens for life✅ How to find your own educational blindspots✅ 2 Tips to overcome your blindspots✅ How to make wise decisions with your teens about collegeResources MentionedHomeschooling Teens Summit When you sign up for the Homeschooling Teens Summit VIP Pass with Kerry's link above, she is giving you a copy of her book, Making Biblical Decisions.Michelle Osborn is the owner and founder of Homeschooling Teens Successfully and Yellow House Book Rental, specializing in providing homeschool curriculum for rent or purchase, as well as coaching and guidance for homeschool families. She is a wife, a 22-year homeschool veteran, and mom of four children and grandma to six! Two of her children are now successful entrepreneurs. Michelle's passions include serving by leading worship at her church and encouraging homeschool moms through one-on-one coaching, courses, social media and speaking engagements. She has found her niche in helping parents homeschool their teens through the high school years and on to pursue their dreams. HomeschoolingteensSuccessfully.comFacebook PageFacebook GroupInstagramPinterest
Let's find fun ways to inspire your kids to love learning for a lifetime. Be sure to join me for our FREE Masterclass: 4 Steps to Raising Christian LeadersIn this episode you'll discover:✅ What is the foundation to grow your children into lifetime learners✅ 1 specific tip to grow lifetime learners ... that is funResources Mentioned:FREE Masterclass: 4 Steps to Raising Christian LeadersPodcast Episode 089: Are You Using This Tool in Your Homeschool?Podcast Episode 090: Secrets to Building Character in Your KidsPodcast Episode 091: Homeschool in FreedomPodcast Episode 092: Should Leadership Be Part of Your Homeschool?
Which one are you giving your children in your homeschool? A schooling or an education?Discover the difference and then start giving your kids a real education. Sign up for our FREE Masterclass: 4 Steps to Raising Christian Leaders In this episode you'll discover:✅ 5 Freedoms in your homeschool✅ What is an educated person✅ Proven solution to stop schooling and start a real educationResources Mentioned:Podcast Episode 089: Are You Using This Tool in Your Homeschool?Podcast Episode 090: Secrets to Building Character in Your KidsPodcast Episode 091: Homeschool in FreedomPodcast Episode 092: Should Leadership Be Part of Your Homeschool? Sign up for our FREE Masterclass: 4 Steps to Raising Christian Leaders https://howtohomeschoolmychild.com/rlnf-4steps
In the middle of our leadership podcast series, let's take a step back to see if you should even include leadership in your homeschool. Why & how should you offer leadership education to your kids?In this episode you'll discover:✅ 9 Reasons to raise your kids to lead, instead of follow the crowd✅ 5 Strategies to use in your homeschool this year✅ What your kids need to lead for Christ, instead of following the crowdResources MentionedHomeschool Freedom Bootcamp: A 5-Day LIVE Experience to Gain Confidence in Your HomeschoolPodcast Episode 089: Are You Using This Tool in Your Homeschool? Podcast Episode 090: Secrets to Building Character in Your Kids
Are you stressed out in your homeschool? Overwhelmed as you try to check off the curriculum checklist? Let's give you freedom in your homeschool. Take advantage of all the freedoms that homeschooling gives you and your kids.In this episode you'll discover:✅ How to set goals for your homeschooling kids✅ 2 Types of education to avoid because they chain you to someone else's expectations✅ An education process that teaches your kids how to think✅ What to include in your homeschool to raise leaders, instead of followers of the crowd✅ Where moms should start to raise leadersResources Mentioned:Homeschool Freedom Bootcamp: A 5-Day LIVE Experience to Gain Confidence in Your HomeschoolPodcast Episode 089: Are You Using This Tool in Your Homeschool?Podcast Episode 090: Secrets to Building Character in Your Kids
We want our kids to have Godly character, but how do you do it? With all the distractions? Hear from an experienced homeschooler, Kathie Morrissey, as she shares how they build character in their children and encourage their grandchildren.In this episode you'll discover:✅ 3 Ways kids learn & develop character✅ 10 steps to plan character building into your everyday life✅ Where to start with your own kids✅ Why character training is so importantResources Mentioned:Character CurriculumHandout Kathie Morrissey is the mother of 8 children, wife to Alan for 40 years, and a committed homeschooling mom of 31 years. She is the founder of The Character Corner, where she loves to blog about parenting, family life, homeschooling, and life in general.Kathie is the author of two popular character curriculums, as well as several other books to encourage homeschooling parents. She is a well-known speaker at homeschool conventions and support groups, as well as ladies retreats.Her heart's desire is to help and encourage parents to be purposeful in raising Godly children with strong Christian character, who walk in purity and have a heart for God.Facebook PageFacebook GroupPinterest