15 Minute Scholar 2019 Challenge

Moms, this challenge is for you! Give yourself this gift this year. Just 15 minutes minimum a day reading books that you are interested in reading.We will provide the thread each week to share what you are learning with us!A sage once said, “What is down in the well, comes up in the bucket.” Moms, […]

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Newsletter~ A Personal Question (Fall 2018)

Spring is here, Mentoring Our Own is growing and it has been a season since I asked these questions.We have continued to grown in size since I stopped and asked this question the last time. Many of you became members of our – “Mentoring Our Own” – Facebook Group, which has now grown to over […]

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Newsletter~ A Personal Question (Spring 2018)

Spring is here, Mentoring Our Own is growing and it has been a season since I asked these questions.We have continued to grown in size since I stopped and asked this question the last time. Many of you became members of our – “Mentoring Our Own” – Facebook Group, which has now grown to over […]

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Newsletter-What To Do About The 3 Biggest Homeschool Challenges Homeschool Moms Face

Look at the picture of the mother and daughter. Do you sense a feeling of happiness in their expressions? You can too, as you work through the three biggest challenges many homeschool moms face. Three of the biggest challenges most homeschool moms face are:1. Lack of good habits and organizational skills.2. Looking to the public […]

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Newsletter~ Momculture Tip- Spring into Action

The best six doctors anywhereAnd no one can deny itAre sunshine, water, rest, and airExercise and diet.These six will gladly you attendIf only you are willingYour mind they’ll easeYour will they’ll mendAnd charge you not a shilling.Momculture is taking care of you.It is said that what is down in the well, comes up in the […]

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Newsletter~ Homeculture Tip- Plan

Homeculture is what families do together. It includes family daily rhythms, routines, daily family ways, and family traditions. I really enjoy this time of year as everything begins to bud out and green up. During the warm months our family culture is one of embracing the out of doors. We do a lot of Alfresco […]

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Newsletter~Homeschooling Tip: Less is More

Many parents forget that the public school day was patterned after the factory day, with the idea of keeping children of working parents off the streets and to prepare them to work in the factory. So, the time was set first and then the content was decided, filling the time and preparing the students to […]

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Newsletter~ Lesson of the Empty Tomb

Happy Resurrection Sunday, my friends, We have a family tradition of the Lesson of the Empty tomb; we would like to share with you. However, first, a little history: Jesus and his disciples were Jews. The week of the crucifixion was the week of the Jewish Passover. Jesus and his disciples gathered to remember the Passover […]

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Newsletter~Homeschooling: Record Keeping

Over the past six weeks I have been doing a series of posts on six simple tips homeschool moms can do to rock homeschool and to have a wonderful year. In the past five weeks, we worked on determining our why, what is important to us, envisioning our destination, checking the pulse to determine where we […]

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Newsletter~Homeschooling: Momculture

Over six weeks I will be doing a series of posts on six simple tips homeschool moms can do to rock homeschool and to have a wonderful year.Enter your text here…In the past four weeks, we worked on determining our why, what is important to us, envisioning our destination, checking the pulse to determine where […]

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