Bad Company: Good Board Games at Department Stores This post contains affiliate links. CHOIS may earn a small commission from links. Your purchase enables CHOIS to continue to inspire, promote, and protect home education in Idaho. by Kathleen Bretton If you want to buy
Read more →Peace on Earth! Cooperative Board Games under the Christmas Tree By Kathleen Bretton This post contains affiliate links. CHOIS may earn a small commission from links. Your purchase enables CHOIS to continue to inspire, promote, and protect home education in Idaho. Board games are a great way
Read more →The Ultimate Homeschooler’s Guide to Board Games (Organized by Subject!) by Kathleen Bretton This post contains affiliate links. CHOIS may earn a small commission from links. Your purchase enables CHOIS to continue to inspire, promote, and protect home education in Idaho. What makes a quality
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 →Serving with Margins by Niccole Perrine “So…what do you think?” My friend inquired. I paused before responding. My heart ached for my friend. I desperately wanted to help. This was an opportunity to serve! I love to serve. And I love my friend. I
Read more →Of Skiing Down and Growing Up by Abigail Prigge Our feet dangled off the edge of the ski chairlift over the snowy chasm below. I was riding up to the top of the mountain with three of my siblings, ages 13, 11, and 8.
Read more →A New Season of Service by Niccole Perrine Do you ever find your schedule monotonous? Not bored from inactivity, but perhaps finding yourself eager for something different? Some change to shake things up a bit? My own restlessness often has to do with the changing of
Read more →Ten Steps to a Smile (OR, How to Light Your House for Nearly Free) by Elise Hooper So you’re heading through the kitchen with an empty laundry basket under one arm and a full and stinky hamper in the other, when he jumps
Read more →The Art of Exercising with Kids By Jessi Webb As a homeschooling mom of three busy boys, I know how difficult it can be to get anything done, let alone make time for exercise. But may I encourage you not to make this your excuse? There
Read more →Blessing Buddies by Niccole Perrine As we navigated the busy shop, watching for little hands to mind their manners, I was drawn to a colorful display. The Elf on a Shelf trend had recently sparked my interest. I really wanted to do the Elf on a
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