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Homeschooling Is A Divine Calling

Homeschooling doesn’t have to be complicated or overwhelming. The One who has made you a mother and called you to homeschool is faithful to lead you daily if you trust Him. We are here to help you and to always point you back to Him!

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MAMA, GO OUT AND PLAY. 🌿 Charlotte Mason understo MAMA, GO OUT AND PLAY. 🌿 Charlotte Mason understood something we mothers so easily forget: We need to be nourished, too. She wrote: “Let the mother go out to play!” The Charlotte Mason community often calls this idea Mother Culture—the practice of continuing to nourish our own minds, spirits, and lives while we pour into our children. For me right now? I rebound. 😂 Morning and afternoon, right there on our deck, with worship music playing, fresh air in my lungs, and God’s creation all around me. And you know what? I feel ALIVE. Sometimes caring for ourselves isn’t about escaping motherhood. It’s about doing something that makes us joyful, energetic, curious, creative, and fully alive. Mama, you are not just the person who makes sure everyone else is okay. You’re a person, too. ❤️ So I want to know: How do YOU play? What makes you feel joyful and energized? Go outside. Read the book. Dance. Garden. Walk. Paint. Sing. Jump. Whatever it is… GO PLAY, MAMA. 🌿💕 #MotherCulture #CharlotteMason #HomeschoolMom #JoyfulMotherhood #christianmotherhood
Our Artza Box arrived, and this one feels like it Our Artza Box arrived, and this one feels like it was made for our family. 🤎🇮🇱 A little piece of the Holy Land delivered right to our table! This box is filled with treasures inspired by Israel and its rich biblical history—from a beautiful biblical mosaic crafted by Israeli youth with special abilities, to za’atar, a Mediterranean artisan spice blend, a little bottle of sesame, and the most beautiful Jerusalem half-shekel replica. There’s even a beautiful book about Esther and the Persian Empire, a fragrance diffuser, and a gorgeous mug with the blessing from Psalm 29:11: “The LORD blesses His people with peace.” As someone who has been so deeply impacted by our time living in Israel, I love finding ways to keep those memories alive in our home—and even better when those little reminders also introduce our children to the history, culture, art, and biblical world of the places we’ve studied. This was such a fun box to open. Every item has a story, and I can already see several of these making their way into our homeschool and our family conversations. 📖✨ Come unbox the Holy Land with me! 🇮🇱 #ArtzaBox #TheHolyLand #Israel #LivingEducation #homeschooling @artzabox
Someone needs to hear this today! Is this for you? Someone needs to hear this today! Is this for you? Let me know in the comments! #youcandothis
We don’t learn about Canada only from books. We e We don’t learn about Canada only from books. We experience it. 🍁 We swim in its lakes, paddle beneath its mountains, walk through its forests, watch its wildlife, visit its historic places, and learn the stories of the people who have called this land home. These past few days at the lake have reminded me again how deeply geography shapes our relationship with a country. I don’t want my children to know Canada only as the name printed on their passports—or as a list of provinces, prime ministers, dates, and facts to memorize. I want them to know its landscapes. Its people. Its stories. Its beauty—and the difficult, complicated parts of its history too. That is why I created my new guide: 🍁 How to Build a Rich Canadian History Homeschool Curriculum I gathered the Canadian history resources I have spent years searching for, including: 📚 Canadian curricula and history spines 📚 Living books and family read-alouds 📚 Biographies and historical fiction 📚 Geography and nature resources 📚 Indigenous-centred stories 📚 Picture books for younger children 📚 Canadian homeschool bookshops 📚 The simple, literature-rich curriculum we’re using this year My hope is that this guide will help you build a Canadian history study that brings your children into a living relationship with the people, places, stories, ideas, and landscapes of this country. From sea to sea. And there is still time to enter the 2026 Back to Homeschool Giveaway inside the post! FOUR families will each win a $200 digital gift card to the homeschool curriculum or supply company of their choice. You’ll also receive access to the FREE 2026 Homeschool Resource Guide, featuring more than $1,000 in resources, discounts, savings, and special offers. ⏰ The giveaway ends TONIGHT, August 12, at 11:59 p.m. ET! Tap the link in my bio to read the new Canadian history guide and enter the giveaway before it closes. Have you visited Canada? If you're Canadian,what part of Canada does your family call home? 🍁 Tell me below! #CanadianHomeschool #CanadianHistory #HomeschoolCanada #CharlotteMasonHomeschool #LivingBooks #CanadianLivingBooks #HomeschoolCurriculum #HomeschoolGiveaway #BackToHomeschool
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