Mary vs Martha and Not Becoming a Hot Mess By Niccole Perrine As Jesus and his disciples were on their way, he came to a village where a woman named Martha opened her home to him. She had a sister called Mary, who sat at the Lord’s
Read more →Idaho Homeschool History Part One Did you know that the U.S. Constitution makes no mention of education? It set forth no guidelines on how American children should be educated. Apparently, the founding fathers left it up to individual states, churches and parents to best determine how their
Read more →Finding Ways to Serve as a Family by Niccole Perrine As I find myself discussing the art of serving with those around me, one of the questions I run into most frequently is “Where can I serve?”. It seems that most folks are interested in the
Read more →Gratitude and Remembrance by Audra Talley Earlier this year, the CHOIS convention hosted a display designed by ICHE, chronicling Idaho’s turbulent home school history. It is one in which people took a stand, fought for their rights, and won. It made Idaho one of the best
Read more →Fruit by Elise Hooper Be alert when you pray for your children. I snuggled in my favorite chair, slipper-shod and robed. My Bible and journal lay on my lap, and I closed my eyes, tipping my head back, content, as I began to pray
Read more →Slow Cooker Enchilada Casserole by Shauna Webb Ingredients 2 lbs. Ground beef 2 tsp cumin 2 tsp garlic powder 2 tsp oregano 1 pkg extra thin corn tortillas (12 ct) 1 lg can mild green enchilada sauce 1 lg can mild red enchilada sauce Sliced olives *optional
Read more →Going It Alone by Heidi Forney First of all let me say (thankfully!) we are NEVER really alone. Praise the Lord He IS there always with us in this adventure called homeschooling and with our special needs children and family members. I cant imagine having
Read more →Help! I’m out of Ink! How I Save Money on Printer Ink by Mary Colwell We homeschoolers spend a lot of money on printing, don’t we? Between kindergarten work sheets, instruction manuals, pictures, coloring pages, and tests, our printers can end up spitting out quite
Read more →The Story of the Momma Who Needed to Be Alone by Elise Hooper Once Upon a Time… …there lived a mama who wanted to be alone. Not all the time. Not even some of the time. Just for a couple of minutes one evening.
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