by Sarah Hicks | Jan 29, 2019 | Fall 2018, GREENHOUSE
When I was in sixth-grade, my science teacher was Mrs. Dorsey. She had blonde hair that looked like cotton candy and a slightly mischievous glint in her eye. Mrs. Dorsey stood on her desk and sang memorization songs about mitosis while pointing to her bare feet and...
by Amy Sloan | Jan 15, 2019 | Fall 2018, GREENHOUSE
What would happen if you asked a dad and a mom the same series of questions about their homeschooling? Would their perspectives be similar or different? My husband and I decided to take on this challenge! When did you first want to homeschool your children? John:...
by Becky Seamon | Jan 8, 2019 | Fall 2018, GREENHOUSE
Are you tired of dry shampoo and yesterday’s leggings, praying that you understand today’s math problem, holding on to the wiggly soul while searching for something presentable to feed the starving, and having lessons half completed while the sun’s setting...
by Tami Fox | Dec 4, 2018 | GREENHOUSE, Spring 2018
In the past year, my family has experienced the pain of a prodigal child. We have homeschooled our children for the last eighteen years. We have provided many hours of spiritual training for all our children. We have sought to fill their hearts and minds with...
by Becky Seamon | Nov 13, 2018 | GREENHOUSE, Spring 2018
The ugly threat gushed quickly from my mouth in a moment of complete frustration. The words, my words, had cut so deep that the wound was unbearable. I saw the salty water brimming in my son’s eyes as he turned to hide the spillage. I had said the words before but...
