How to Teach Science in Your Homeschool (Even If It’s Not Your Thing) Let’s start where a lot of homeschool moms secretly live: “I’m not a science person. How am I supposed to teach this?” Take heart — you don’t have to be a...
Teaching Creation Geology at Home: The Flood, the Rocks & the Fossils Sooner or later your children will stand at the rim of a canyon — in person or in a textbook — and be told a story: these layers took millions of years, and they prove the earth is unimaginably...
When Evolution Is Taught as Fact: Guarding Your Child’s Faith Here’s a distinction worth sitting with, because it changes how you approach this whole subject: evolution, by itself, isn’t what unsettles a child’s faith. What does the damage is...
Why Creation Matters: Raising Kids with a Christian Worldview It’s a fair question, and a lot of thoughtful parents quietly wonder it: does it really matter how God created the world? Can’t we just love Jesus and leave the six-days debate alone? You can...
Creation vs. Evolution: The Words Your Kids Need to Know There’s an old saying that fits this topic perfectly: he who defines the terms wins. So much of the confusion around creation and evolution isn’t really about the evidence — it’s about...
Time Boosters for the Busy Homeschool Mom Let’s name it: the homeschool mom to-do list has no bottom. Lessons, laundry, meals, appointments, the science project that somehow involves the kitchen — it never actually ends. So the goal was never “finish...
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