An infographic that features the benefits of exercise for teens.
The Benefits of Exercise for Teens (Infographic)
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A Thoughtful Approach to Homeschool Electives
Electives give our teens an opportunity to live out their God-given purpose as they develop skills and talents beyond their basic academic courses.
Skills to Teach Your Kids for Life After Lockdown
Life after lockdown will come soon enough for your teens. Teach them how to prepare for their future now.
Cooking with the Beach Chilies
Ali writes about all the big and little happenings that spice life up, the chaos of a big family, homeschooling, farming, and cooking.
Growing Up Poor in America – Documentary Review
This documentary offers a powerful look at growing up poor in the time of COVID-19 — told from the perspective of children.
Review of “Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life”
“Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life” is a very good movie that deals with very real problems.
Classic Children’s Literature
Rediscover the joy and importance of classic children’s literature with Hillsdale’s newest online course!
Lack of Sleep in Children
We’ve all seen how cranky and ornery little kids can be with a lack of sleep.
[Interview] Low-socioeconomic Education Talk With Sunshine Project OCP
Sunshine stands for “Sunny Smile of Children Experience,” an educational program in Indonesia.
Holiday Donation Guide
No matter your budget or schedule, there are many ways you can help bring joy to families in need this holiday season.
Why Sleep is Important for Kids (and adults for that matter)!
A lack of sleep won’t just leave you feeling tired and irritable – it can actually be dangerous, both to yourself and to others.
A Monster Calls [Book Review]
Patrick Ness’s award-winning work is a haunting story of mischief, loss, and monsters both real and imagined.
Zach Reviews: It
Zach is a 14-year-old homeschooler who reviews movies, books, and games.
Careers Working With Children
Love kids? Here are the best careers for you!
Retinoblastoma: How We Can Save Lives
Most pediatricians know little to nothing about retinoblastoma, a rare cancer of the retinas.
Who Was Walt Disney? By Whitney Stewart
A Book Review by Naomi Downing.
Lotus Buds by Amy Carmichael
A touching book that describes Amy Carmichael’s work and ministry with temple children in India.
Pass it on! Ukrainian Children Who Need Help
It IS possible to find people willing to love these boys and girls—it’s just up to us to reach them! Would YOU commit to finding one of them a home?
A Four-Year-Old’s Gift
Laughter, Tears, and Our Teen Years, by McKennaugh This past week, I brought my two youngest brothers to a playground down the road that belongs to a church. I pushed the four-year-old on the swings for a little while (picture loud giggles and “More!”) and soon I was feeling a little bored with Austinville’s only […]
A Quarter of America’s Children: Missing Forever
Laughter, Tears, and Our Teen Years, by McKennaugh There are times in our American history that we remember shamefacedly. Times when we whipped blacks until they bled; when we made them into our slaves. We said they were not humans, and, somehow, still thought we were righteous and justified before God. Why we believed he […]
Water Rocks: Guitars Help Rid Developing Nation of Waterborne Diseases
by Adrianna Kuzma A popular game allows kids to play with a band and score points by playing notes on the screen. Guitar Hero is popular because a person can sing, dance, and perform to be part of their favorite song. Today in Mozambique, there is a man who actually is a guitar hero. In […]
The Children’s Story
College Bound Reading List THE CHILDREN’S STORY, by James Clavell The Children’s Story is an obscure little book written by James Clavell in 1963, but it’s an important one that deserves to be re-discovered by a new generation. Despite its title, The Children’s Story is really for teens and adults. The situation posed in this […]