by Sam Sorbo | Apr 2, 2019 | Spring 2019, GREENHOUSE
Spring 2019 / by Sam Sorbo (Excerpted from They’re YOUR Kids) The year I had my oldest, Braeden, in fourth grade and my middle child, Shane, in second, things were going quite smoothly. The boys were progressing well in their academics: grammar, math, geography,...
by Evelyn Bickley | Aug 21, 2018 | Spring 2018, GREENHOUSE
Spring 2018 / by Evelyn Bickley The stress. The anxiety. Every homeschool parent has experienced these same doubts and fears: I may be doing this wrong. Surely a “professional” would be doing a better job! I don’t know everything! Maybe I won’t teach them everything...
by Spencer Mason | Mar 11, 2015 | Winter 2015, GREENHOUSE
11 Mar 2015 After I finished homeschooling our kids, I headed back to school myself to complete a Ph.D. in educational psychology. I wanted to know how kids learn best. Wouldn’t that be helpful information for homeschooling moms and dads? Boy did God blow my socks...
by Spencer Mason | Feb 25, 2015 | Winter 2015, GREENHOUSE
25 Feb 2015 When my children were little, I remember watching my wife sitting with one of them in her lap and flipping through the pages of a book. My child would point to a picture in the book and ask, “What’s that?” My wife would reply, “A cow,” then turn the...
by Spencer Mason | Aug 27, 2014 | Summer 2014, GREENHOUSE
27 Aug 2014 I’ve been homeschooling since 2009 when my oldest daughter was in the second grade, my middle daughter was three years old, and I was pregnant with my third daughter. I wish I had known then what I know now. If I could go back to 2009, here’s what I’d tell...
