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  • 30 Ways We Homeschool, Homeschooling

    A Second Generation Homeschooling Family

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    • by Nelleke Plouffe

    A second generation homeschooling family is not as unusual these days as it used to be. Homeschooled children are growing up and starting to homeschool their children! I think it […]

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    A Science Teacher Turned Homeschooler

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    • by Teresa Bondora
    Teacher Turned Homeschooler (1)

    Meet Teresa! Learn how she this science teacher turned homeschooler is helping her son and others to learn science better! Tell us about you and your family. I live with […]

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  • 30 Ways We Homeschool, Homeschooling

    How We Focus on the Vision of Homeschooling

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    • by Domonick Yancey
    vision of homeschooling

    I’m so excited to have my friend Domonick sharing her vision of homeschooling in this blog party! This is Domonick’s very first year of homeschooling! Tell us about you, your family […]

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  • 30 Ways We Homeschool, Homeschooling

    Teacher Turned Homeschool BoyMom of 3

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    • by Ashley White
    Teacher Turned homeschool BoyMom of 3

    Meet Ashley! A fellow blogger and Teacher Turned Homeschool BoyMom! Tell us about you and your family. Our fun family of 5 live in Austin, Texas (#1 Homeschooling city in […]

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    Homeschooling is More Fun When You Don’t Do it Alone

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    • by Melanie Wilson
    Homeschooling

    What’s more fun than talking about your homeschooling with other homeschoolers? I was so glad to participate in this blog party with my friend, Ana Willis. Our homeschool is characterized […]

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  • 30 Ways We Homeschool, Homeschooling

    Our Eclectic, Interest-led, Christ-centered Homeschool Approach

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    • by Jessica Anderson
    Christ-centered homeschool

    When Ana came up with this wonderful idea of doing a 30 Ways We Homeschool blog party I wanted to join in on the fun. When I signed up it […]

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    Meet Our Catholic Homeschool Family

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    • by Karen Tartamella

    Meet my friend Karen and her beautiful Catholic Homeschool family! Karen is also a mompreneur, blogger and homeschool mom of 5. Tell us about your family. My name is Karen, […]

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    Give Your Kids An Epic! Reading Time

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    • by Ana Willis
    Epic! app

    We love the Epic! app in our house! We are obsessed we books and audiobooks! Good books! Great books! Classic books! We just love reading. We read aloud as part […]

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  • Healthy Living, Homeschooling, Physical Education, Reviews

    Why & How to Add Physical Education in Your Homeschool

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    • by Ana Willis
    The Importance of Physical Education in Your Homeschool

    We all heard that physical education is necessary for our children’s healthy development, but how much physical activity should our children be doing daily, what are the benefits of these […]

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  • 30 Ways We Homeschool, Homeschooling

    Modern Secular Charlotte Mason

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    • by Nadine Dyer
    Modern secular Charlotte Mason

    I am such a huge fan of They Call Me Blessed, and Ana is such a dear sweet friend of mine that I could not WAIT to share with everyone […]

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Ana is a wife and homeschool mom of 3 turned into homeschool blogger. She is a Messianic Jewish biblical scholar-in-training, and a passionate Hebrew and Bible teacher. She loves helping homeschool moms to find joy and fulfillment in their homeschool calling. Her goal is to help moms go from stressed to blessed, nurturing a restful homeschooling through a living education, and living a beyond blessed life. Learn More

 
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One of God’s greatest gifts to a family is faithfu One of God’s greatest gifts to a family is faithful grandparents. In a culture that often celebrates independence and youth, Scripture reminds us that wisdom is meant to be passed from one generation to the next. Grandparents don’t just spoil grandchildren—they shape them. Through their stories, prayers, example, and unconditional love, they teach lessons that last a lifetime. They model perseverance, generosity, hospitality, forgiveness, and faithfulness through every season of life. I know this personally. Both of my grandmothers had a profound influence on my life. I spent so much time with them growing up, and I even lived with one of them while attending college. They poured into me in countless ways, and many of the values I hold dear today were first nurtured by their love and example. Sadly, both of my grandfathers passed away from heart attacks when I was still very young. Their time with me was short, which makes me treasure even more the years I shared with my grandmothers. Now, watching our own children build beautiful relationships with their grandparents is one of my greatest joys. They are learning family stories, practical life skills, and, most importantly, what it looks like to walk faithfully with God over a lifetime. “One generation shall commend your works to another, and shall declare your mighty acts.” — Psalm 145:4 A legacy of faith isn’t built in a day. It’s built over generations. Were your grandparents a special influence in your life? Or if you’re a grandparent, what do you hope your grandchildren will remember most about you? I’d love to read your stories in the comments. ❤️ #Grandparents #FaithAndFamily #homeschoollife #livingeducation #homeschoolfamily
Happy 4th of July, America. 🇺🇸❤️ Today I’m celebr Happy 4th of July, America. 🇺🇸❤️ Today I’m celebrating a country I was blessed to call home for almost fifteen years. America is where my parents, my brother, and his family are. It’s where I met Jesus and surrendered my life to Him. It’s where, at 25 years old, I walked through cancer and experienced God’s faithfulness in ways I’ll never forget. It’s where I attended seminary, and where the Lord called me into ministry. It’s where we made lifelong friends who became family. It’s where we spent years exploring this incredible nation in our RV, making memories our children will treasure forever. Every winding highway, every small town, every historic landmark, every breathtaking national park, every homeschool conference where I had the privilege of speaking only made us fall even more in love with America the Beautiful. Leaving two months ago was one of the hardest things we’ve ever done. We drove away from our home in Florida with hearts that felt shattered. There were so many tears, and if I’m honest, we still miss it every single day. America will always hold a very special place in my heart. It shaped so much of our family’s story and of my own walk with God. In many ways, it will always feel like home. Today I’m praying for this nation that has given so much to our family. Abba, Thank You for the United States of America. Thank You for the freedoms so many have sacrificed to protect. Thank You for the churches, the communities, and the countless people who faithfully serve You across this nation. Lord, pour out Your mercy on America. Turn hearts back to You. Raise up leaders who seek wisdom, justice, humility, and truth. Strengthen pastors, missionaries, teachers, first responders, military families, and all those who faithfully serve their neighbors. Protect this nation. Bring revival to every state, every city, and every home. May the light of Christ shine brightly from coast to coast, and may future generations know and love You above all else. Bless America with peace, righteousness, and hope. In Jesus’ name, Amen. God bless America. 🇺🇸 Happy Independence Day! ❤️🤍💙 #4thofjuly #250yearsoffreedom #homeschoolmom
Are they “real world” ready? They don’t suddenly Are they “real world” ready? They don’t suddenly enter the “real world” at 18. They’ve been growing into it all along. As homeschool moms, we often get the question: “But are they prepared for the real world?” I used to worry about that, too. But watching my teens navigate their first jobs, their first drives, and their first big responsibilities has shown me the truth. Homeschooling isn’t just about the academics in the books—it’s about the character built in the margins. It’s the critical thinking they use to solve a problem, the confidence they find in a conversation, and the wisdom they gain from having the space to grow at their own pace. If you’re in the thick of those long teen lessons today, remember: those ordinary moments are quietly preparing them for extraordinary milestones. What is one “adulting” skill your teen has mastered lately that made your heart swell with pride? Let’s celebrate those wins in the comments! 👇 #homeschoolingteens #homeschoollife #homeschooling #charlottemasoninspired #theycallmeblessed
🇨🇦 Happy Canada Day! 🇨🇦 “And now these three rema 🇨🇦 Happy Canada Day! 🇨🇦 “And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love.” — 1 Corinthians 13:13 🇨🇦❤️ This verse has been on my heart all morning. Canada has been through some hard years. Many of us have grieved the changes we’ve seen and wondered what the future holds. But as believers, we place our hope in the God who holds this nation in His hands. And hope isn’t pretending everything is okay. Hope is trusting that even when we can’t see it, God is still moving. Many of you know our story. When we left Canada in 2021, I was convinced we would never come back. Truthfully… I didn’t want to. But the Lord had different plans. He called us back. Some days I still don’t understand everything He’s doing, but I know this: we’re not here by accident. We are here because this is where He has called us to be—for such a time as this. So instead of dwelling on everything that’s broken, I’ve been asking a different question: “Lord, how can we be part of what You’re doing in Canada?” Maybe that’s the question He’s inviting all of us to ask. Will you pray with me today? Heavenly Father, Thank You for this beautiful nation. Breathe fresh hope into Canada. Give wisdom to our leaders. Strengthen our families. Protect our children. Help us to love our neighbours well and to be people who bring light wherever You’ve planted us. May revival begin in our hearts, overflow into our homes, and spread across this nation—from sea to sea. We believe You are not finished with Canada. In Jesus’ name, Amen. ❤️🇨🇦 Happy Canada Day, friends. May we remain people of faith, hope, and love — in any circumstances and wherever God has placed us. #canadaday #Canada #FaithHopeLove #canadianhomeschoolers #homeschoolmom
Shopping locally is a real thing for us here. We’r Shopping locally is a real thing for us here. We’re surrounded by farms and love driving around to buy our produce, grass-fed beef, fresh goat milk and cheese, fresh cow’s milk on a glass bottle, not plastic! Shocking, right? By the way, have you watched The Plastic Detox documentary yet? Go watch it later. Now, come drive around with us, meet my new friends, and let’s get some fresh milk together! #homeschoollife #charlottemasoninspired #theycallmeblessed #slowlife #healthyliving
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