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    10 Things I Love About A Charlotte Mason Education

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    10 Things I Love About A Charlotte Mason Education

    Wondering if Charlotte Mason Education is right for you and your family? You’ll find some great tips and information here to help you decide! If you’ve been following along in […]

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    How To Transition Into Homeschooling Kindergarten

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    How to Transition Pre-k to Kindergarten Homeschooling

    The transition from Pre-K to homeschooling Kindergarten is one of the biggest ones we have experienced in our homeschool scholastic career. It’s easy to stress out thinking about all the […]

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    The Importance of Praying With Your Child

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    Praying with your child is important. Not only does it create a strong family bond but it also shows them how powerful the power of prayer truly is!

    Praying with your child is important. Not only is it a time to bond but it’s also a time to explore your faith and journey together as a family. The […]

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    How to Get Ready For Roadschooling, Homeschooling On The Go & Road Trips With Kids!

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    How to Be Ready For Roadschooling, Homeschooling On The Road, or Road Trips with Kids

    If you want to be Always Ready For Roadschooling, Homeschooling On The Go & Road Trips With Kids, I have some tips for you! No matter where you are going, […]

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    Roadschooling: 5 Amazing Benefits of Homeschooling On The Road

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    Roadschooling 5 Amazing Benefits of Homeschooling On The Road

    If you’re contemplating whether or not homeschooling on the road is the right choice for you and your family, this is the read for you. Anytime a big decision that […]

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    5 Super Easy Sneaky Ways to Get Kids To Eat Vegetables

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    5 Super Easy Sneaky Ways to Get Kids to Eat Vegetables

    There is hope to get kids to eat vegetables daily and this post is all about it! Even though we eat healthy at my house, my kids still scrunch up […]

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    How to Create the Best Homeschool Routine For Your Family

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    How to Create the Best Homeschool Routine For Your Family

    Finding the best homeschool routine is not easy. Each of us has different needs and lifestyle. My routine may not look anything like your routine and that’s o.k.   Why? […]

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    3 Top Reasons Why Evan Moor’s History Pockets Rock

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    Evan-Moor History Pockets Review

    Today I am sharing an honest review of History Pockets by Evan-Moor. I have been using these homeschool history resources for two years and can’t wait to tell you all […]

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    Our Virtual Prayer Wall

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    Virtual Prayer Wall January

    Welcome to our January’s Virtual Prayer Wall! Our Virtual Prayer Wall is a place for our community to come together and pray for one another. We started this prayer wall […]

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    Homeschool STEM: 5 Top STEM Toys Children Will Love & Learn From

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    5 Top STEM Toys Children Will Love and Learn From

    STEM toys are the way to go if do not waste money on toys that don’t have an educational purpose behind. Are you searching for toys that aren’t just fun, […]

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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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I think some "homeschool experts" or perhaps the i I think some "homeschool experts" or perhaps the indocrination we suffered from our public school years unintentionally convinced homeschooling mothers that a better education always means doing more. More subjects. More curriculum. More activities. More planning. More structure. More busyness. But I've spent years teaching mothers that more isn't necessarily better. Children need time to think, imagine, explore, play, read, wonder, and have meaningful conversations. They need parents who are present, not perpetually exhausted from trying to provide the perfect education. And most importantly, we must remember that homeschooling is not simply an academic undertaking. It is part of our calling to raise and disciple our children in the knowledge of God. We don't need to do everything. We need to faithfully do what matters most. So here is my advice to every homeschool mom reading this post: Do less, but do it better. Busyness and fruitfulness are not the same thing! Now take a deep breath, relax. You can do this! Mama, enjoy learning and playing with your children. Every hour spent together is a blessing, not a burden! Time with your children is a gift. #homeschool #homeschooling #homeschoolmom #homeeducation
This is the sound of our home. ❤️ Ryan playing his This is the sound of our home. ❤️ Ryan playing his guitar, singing, and praising the Lord. From morning to evening, there is almost always a song coming from him. Sometimes he even sings in his sleep! 😂 Worship is so much a part of who he is, and I love getting to live alongside it. Last Sunday, our pastor’s dad asked me where Hadassah got her gift of singing. I told him, “Ryan sings night and day!” Now Ariella is also leading worship, and it brings me so much joy to watch our daughters use their voices to praise the Lord. They have grown up hearing their daddy worship through ordinary days, and now I get to hear their own songs rising to the Lord. What a beautiful blessing. “I will bless the LORD at all times: his praise shall continually be in my mouth.” — Psalm 34:1, KJV “From the rising of the sun unto the going down of the same the LORD’S name is to be praised.” — Psalm 113:3, KJV It is so good to live in a house where worship fills the air. Thank You, Lord, for the music, for this family, and for the joy of praising You together. 🤍 #Worship #PraiseHim #thankfulgratefulblessed
I knew my daughter loved Greek mythology. But I ha I knew my daughter loved Greek mythology. But I had no idea how much she knew until we unexpectedly found ourselves in Athens. 🥹 Last year, our flights from Rome to Tel Aviv were canceled, and we had to reroute through Athens and buy new tickets to Israel. Greece wasn’t part of our plan, but what a blessing God had waiting for us! Places we had read about in history books came to life, and my youngest daughter could hardly contain her excitement! She told and retold stories about the Greek gods and goddesses, connecting her reading with everything we were seeing. I kept thinking, “How do you KNOW all of this?” 😂 I hadn’t studied Greek mythology with her. She had pursued it herself through her love of the classics. The Odyssey is her favorite book! Here was the self-education Charlotte Mason spoke about, unfolding before my eyes. By the end of that unexpected trip, she had decided she wanted to study classical archaeology. This year, she’s been diving deeper into those studies. ❤️ When my friend Leah Boden spoke about the “gallery of the mind” at our Charlotte Mason Inspired Conference this year, it brought me to tears. I remembered my daughter’s sparkling eyes and all those stories she had carried within her before I realized how much was there. Charlotte Mason encouraged us to consider how much our children care, beyond how much they know. Oh, I could see how deeply she cared! After years of sowing through books, conversations, and ordinary homeschool days, what a joy to glimpse the harvest—to see what has taken root and where those living ideas might lead. God gave me that glimpse through a trip I never would have planned. Do you study Greek mythology in your homeschool? Have your teens read Homer’s Iliad or Odyssey—or do they know every lyric of EPIC: The Musical? 😂 Tell me I’m not the only mom with a Greek mythology enthusiast at home! #CharlotteMason #HomeschoolLife #HomeschoolingTeens #GreekMythology #livingbooks
Oh, how I love my daughters! 🧡 And how happy I am Oh, how I love my daughters! 🧡 And how happy I am to finally be back home with my kids! British Columbia is absolutely breathtaking right now. The trees are changing colors, the blueberry bushes have turned this stunning deep red, and everywhere I look, there’s something beautiful to take in. Add sunshine, a pumpkin patch, and these two making me laugh, and my mama heart is full! 🍂 There’s a new season unfolding around us, and I feel it in our family too. The Lord is giving us new beginnings, and we’re rejoicing in all the changes. Ryan and I keep looking at our kids in awe. These little people we’ve spent years teaching, nurturing, praying over, and walking beside are becoming intelligent, mature, independent young adults. I love hearing their thoughts, watching them take initiative, and seeing them step into new responsibilities with confidence. After 15 years of homeschooling, discipleship, and parenting, this truly feels like a harvest season. We’re tasting the fruit of so many ordinary days spent reading together, having conversations, learning, praying, trying again, and trusting the Lord with their hearts. There is still so much ahead, and I’m thankful we get to keep walking beside them. But right now, I just want to pause and enjoy who they are becoming—and thank God for His faithfulness through every season. Home with my children, surrounded by autumn beauty, with a heart full of gratitude. Thank You, Lord, for this precious season. 🤎 #homeschooling #homeschoolmom #charlottemasoninspired #homeeducation #fallseason
The turbulence on this flight has been brutal and The turbulence on this flight has been brutal and I’m here scavenging around “where are my Israelis?” Just in case. 🤣 But seriously! Prayers please.🙏🏼
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