“I understood for the first time that education is not merely about facts learned in a classroom, but about living ideas that can fill hearts, minds, and souls with intellectual food that satisfies. And for the first time in my life I got a vision for creating a truly lifegiving table, a feast for the whole person.” - Sally Clarkson from Awakening Wonder

With so much uncertainty during these times, I wanted to provide you with a concise list of homeschool curriculums and resources for your family. Homeschool is more than covering specific subjects- it allows you to cultivate “a truly life-giving table, a feast for the whole person.”

My love of language and child development in my professional work provided a natural progression into homeschooling my own children. I incorporate both structured academics and hands-on learning with a focus on faith and character development, learning readiness, great literature, life skills, and a love of the outdoors with my young learners. This option has worked well for our children (ages 7 and under). Every family has unique learning needs and schedule challenges, and so I encourage you to explore what works best for you and your family.

It has taken me YEARS to establish a mix of curriculums that feel like a good fit! If you are considering learning at home, I would encourage you to read about different learning approaches. Make note of the methods that jump out to you and feel like a natural extension of the way you interact with your children. Click the links below to learn more about the different educational philosophies we incorporate in our home. See my resource page for specific curriculum ideas. Click here to take a brief quiz to determine your homeschool style.