Seeking fun learning opportunities through various media, such as films and graphic novels, can be a great way to engage students in learning.
Making the Literary Canon Fun: Social Media / Graphic Novel / TV Parallels in the Homeschool Classroom
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CSB Day-by-Day Chronological Bible
A review of the new CSB Day-by-Day Chronological Bible!
Lightning Speech: Immerse Yourself in Great Oratory
Lightning Speech is a one semester high school speech course for homeschoolers.
Morgan Hurd: Teen Gymnastics Champion
Hurd was selected to represent the United States at the 2018 American Cup, which will take place on March 3, 2018.
OttLite Brings Natural Daylight Indoors
OttLite technology brings the power of natural daylight indoors for better working, crafting, studying and reading conditions.
Erin Forbes: Teen Author Launches Second YA Novel
Erin Forbes, a homeschooling teen author, has published her second novel!
How to Read the Word
We must read and understand, to restate, describe and interpret the Word of God.
Where Can You Learn About God?
You can learn about God from five places: Nature, People, the Church, You, and Scripture.
American History for Teens – Best Young Adult Historical Fiction Books
Young adult historical fiction books are both entertaining and educational.
4 Pros of E-Books Every Homeschooling Teen Should Know
Empower your reading and study skills with e-books.
Spread the Word: the Status of World Literacy in 2014
With National Family Literacy Day falling on November 1st, we explore the state of the world’s literacy.
Choosing Books: Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury
A dystopian novel that depicts a society in which life has become empty and devoid of meaning.
Curriculum Review: Dynamic Literacy’s WordBuild
Words are the building blocks of communication, and the more of them you know, the more likely you will be a good writer and speaker.
The Good, the Bad, the Reading
By Nick Maker We the people of this earth have always progressed so much in our history by inventing, exploring, researching, and how does it all start? In mankind we study our language first, the sound we hear, and the letters we invent to see. That’s how we made the greatest invention that […]
Stepping Stones
A Monthly Devotional, by Michaela Popielski I can’t believe we are 9/12ths through with the year. Crazy right? On a different note, for this month’s article, I didn’t really have any inspiration other than God’s love for us. I know this is talked about a lot but the other day I saw a documentary about […]
How to Become a Better Reader
I know what you’re thinking – you already learned how to read in kindergarten, right? Well, reading is more than just recognizing words on a page. It involves the ability to interpret text by recognizing a writer’s intentions, perceiving what is implied but not stated, making connections between the ideas you read and personal experience […]
Reading Current Events
This month, I want to write about something different. I have been writing about current events around the world, but I thought that for a change, I would write about reading current events. I love reading current events, and yes, I am a teen. Some might think I am a weirdo for checking out the […]
Prepare for College: Read the Bible
College Bound Reading List Prepare for College: Read the Bible By Derek Melleby Students who desire to transition smoothly from high school to college should read and understand the Bible. You probably expect this kind of advice coming from me. In my work with CPYU’s College Transition Initiative, I have written and spoken often […]
Books for Summer
College Bound Reading List Books for Summer Relax and be inspired with these books about sailing and the sea, nature, travel, adventure, and more. Dana, Richard Henry. Two Years Before the Mast. (A detailed autobiographical account of a two-year trip out of Boston and around Cape Horn to California circa 1834. For an extra touch […]
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