When Your Bright Child is a Struggling Reader Lots of things come easily to some children.Having a child who loves to be a read to, who has a high school level comprehension and vocabulary, and who eats science projects for breakfast is a wonderful, if sometimes exhausting, thing.When this … [Read More...]
To cultivate a life of learning, of loving, of kindness, of wisdom, takes intention.
We must till the soil of minds and hearts.
We must carefully select seeds of courtesy, inquiry, loveliness, grace, beauty, perseverance.
We must water, fertilize, and shine light on those seeds to help them grow.
We encourage new growth by pruning, weeding, and keeping watch.
Hand in hand, let’s walk this glorious garden together.
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Cultivating Grace: Organizing Your Homeschool
Listen here:This podcast is sponsored by Audible: Stories that Surround YouTranscription:Hi, friends. I'm so excited I get to share with you guys today. My name is Courtney Messick, I am a homeschool mom of nine years, mom to three kiddos, homeschool consultant, and creator of the Home … [Read More...]
Homeschool Morning Time for Smooth Days
I know that picture you have in your head.Everyone's up. The beds are made. The breakfast dishes are already rinsed and in the dishwasher. The children are excited to start their homeschool day and you just topped off your coffee. It's Morning Time! The gleeful giggles warm your heart as you … [Read More...]