Author name: Dr. Paul D. Lindstrom

Why Geography Still Matters In Christian Homeschooling

Why Geography Still Matters In Christian Homeschooling

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A Nation Lost on the Map “Most of Us Flunk Basic Geography” was the startling headline of a newspaper story that highlighted a growing tragedy in American education: in most of the government-controlled public schools today, geography simply isn’t being taught. What a disgrace! Why geography still matters In Christian homeschooling? The world, in which we live, is God’s world and His creation, and we ought to understand its basic geography. Here are just a few of […]

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Physical Education Courses for Home Educators

Physical Education Courses For Home Educators

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Physical Education for Homeschoolers: Equipping the Whole Child When parents choose to homeschool, they take on the beautiful responsibility of nurturing the whole child—mind, body, and spirit. While subjects like math, reading, and science often take center stage, physical education courses for home educators is a vital part of a well-rounded homeschool curriculum. Why Physical Education Matters in Homeschooling Some may view P.E. as optional or merely recreational, but Scripture reminds us that our bodies

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Crafts With Mom

Crafts With Mom

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Crafts With Mom Crafts With Mom can be one of the most powerful ways to nurture a child’s love for learning. Young children are constantly learning, and their abilities—especially their attitude toward learning—are greatly shaped by the role of their mothers as teachers. While children often explore and learn independently, a mother’s Christian influence helps guide what they experience and how they engage with their world. Why Crafts Are Worth the Effort In working with

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The Research Paper

The Research Paper

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By the time your child graduates from high school, he will probably have to write at least one research paper. While the skills involved in writing a research paper are very important to develop, many children detest the project. Parents should be careful to guide and encourage their children in any difficult homework assignment, but particularly with the research paper. What does writing the Research Paper Involve? A research paper involves library work, footnotes, outline,

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HOME EDUCATION AND SCIENCE COURSES

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Home education and science courses present a challenge for many. For many homeschooling families, the basics are not too difficult to cover. Reading, writing, and arithmetic, at least at the early levels, are straightforward, and there are many texts available to help parents in their teaching efforts. There are other subjects, however, which may not be as easy for a parent to teach or a child to learn. Science is one of these subjects. Promote

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