Essential Life Skills: How to Equip Your High Schooler As a homeschooling mom navigating the high school years, I am constantly thinking about more than just college applications and standardized tests. While academics are undoubtedly
A Homeschool Mom’s Guide: Building Character in High School/Homeschool As a fellow homeschool mom, I know that our goal is always bigger than just checking off academic boxes. We are raising capable, compassionate human beings,
December Word of the Day Aberration (noun) Acumen (noun) Aloof (adjective) Anomaly (noun) Arcane (adjective) Austerity (noun) Belligerent (adjective) Banal (adjective) Coalesce (verb) Conundrum (noun) Diatribe (noun) Dilatory (adjective) Disparage (verb) Ennui (noun) Eschew (verb)
November Word of the Day Abrogate (verb) Abscond (verb) Admonish (verb) Ameliorate (verb) Anachronism (noun) Apathy (noun) Arduous (adjective) Assiduous (adjective) Avarice (noun) Clemency (noun) Copious (adjective) Credulity (noun) Diffident (adjective) Egregious (adjective) Eminent (adjective)
October Word of the Day Abjure (verb) Amalgamate (verb) Antithesis (noun) Apotheosis (noun) Ascribe (verb) Bellicose (adjective) Capricious (adjective) Circumvent (verb) Confound (verb) Desultory (adjective) Dissemble (verb) Effrontery (noun) Equivocate (verb) Erudite (adjective) Eschew (verb)
September Word of the Day Augment (verb) Bolster (verb) Cajole (verb) Censure (verb) Delineate (verb) Elicit (verb) Embellish (verb) Enervate (verb) Exacerbate (verb) Extrapolate (verb) Fecund (adjective) Forbearance (noun) Furtive (adjective) Ignominious (adjective) Impetuous (adjective)
August Word of the Day Abnegation (noun) Acrimonious (adjective) Adumbrate (verb) Alacrity (noun) Anathema (noun) Apropos (adjective/adverb) Ascetic (adjective) Bifurcate (verb) Celerity (noun) Conflagration (noun) Didactic (adjective) Disparate (adjective) Ephemeral (adjective) Esoteric (adjective) Etiology (noun)
Summer Learning Activities To Beat The Summer Slide: A Homeschool Mom’s Guide for Middle and High Schoolers As a homeschool mom who’s navigated the challenge of keeping teenagers engaged during summer break, I have learned
Happy Easter! Happy Good Friday! As a Christian and reflect on what Easter means to me, I wanted to say that I love homeschooling because I can integrate my faith into academics and our lives.
HAVE YOU EVER FELT LIKE A BAD PARENT? As I was in prayer one night, I felt the Lord telling me to start reaching out to young adults. Sometimes, their mental health gives looked over.
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