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Christian Homeschool & Family Living Blog
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This blog holds everything from Christian homeschooling and family life to gardening, recipes, Bible studies, encouragement, and whatever the Lord has been teaching us lately. It may feel like an unexpected mix at first—but that's because real life is rarely divided into neat categories. We hope you'll stay awhile, explore, and discover something that encourages you today. Looking for something specific? Use the categories below or the search bar to jump right in.
Homeschooling a Child with Special Needs: We're Just Getting Started Too
A Christian homeschool mom shares her honest journey homeschooling her daughter with Down syndrome — practical tips, what's working, and encouragement for special needs families who are just figuring it out too.
Christian Preschool Curriculum | Preschool at Home
A gentle, Bible-based preschool at home resource for young learners. Explore Christian preschool curriculum, video preschool, and free hands-on activities for ages 2, 3, and 4.
Science Lesson Sample: Layers of the Earth
This lesson is an excerpt from our Online Homeschool Program, designed to pair perfectly with our free That It May Go Well Rainbow Christian Homeschool Curriculum — which includes grammar, reading, penmanship, spelling, history & geography, science, and more. Use our books for free, forever, and join the Online Program to get art, history, geography, and science lessons prepared for you. Free Christian Homeschool Science Lesson: Layers of the Earth Science is SO much fun! It
Step-by-Step DIY Watercolor Paint & Painting Tutorial
This lesson is an excerpt from our Online Homeschool Program. A free art lesson for homeschooling!
Israel Country Study for Homeschooling
Explore the land of the Bible through this fun and intereactive homeschool lesson. History, geopgraphy, and more all wrapped into one country study!
Teaching the Human Body & Anatomy | Hands on Science & FREE Download
Teaching about the human body from a Christian, Creation-based perspective is natural for followers of Jesus. We understand that we didn’t evolve into the highly impressive state of function our bodies display; rather, we were created exactly this way by an all-powerful and loving God.
The Good and the Beautiful vs. Truly Christian Curriculum: What Parents Need to Know
Looking for a The Good and the Beautiful alternative? Discover why some Christian families find TGTB "lukewarm".
How to Organize Your Homeschool Space (Simple Systems That Actually Work)
Save this Pin for later! Homeschool organization can be SO much fun . It doesn’t have to be expensive, and it can be totally cute without a large budget. We’ve homeschooled for over 7 years and we don't have a designated homeschool room. I love the adorable homeschool rooms on Pinterest. I look at them every year. But in the end, we always end up back at the dining room table. One year we did try homeschooling upstairs in our family room, and we stuck with it for a while, but
How to Choose a Christian Homeschool Curriculum (A Simple Guide for Families)
Homeschooling can be one of the most rewarding journeys for a family. One of the first steps is choosing a curriculum, and while there are so many great options, it’s completely normal to feel a little unsure or overwhelmed. The good news? You don’t have to figure it all out at once. With a few key considerations, you can find a Christian homeschool curriculum that fits your child’s learning style and your family’s needs. Whether you’re just exploring homeschooling or ready t
How to Homeschool Multiple Ages at the Same Time | Family-Style Homeschool
You want to homeschool. You know that you’re called to homeschool multiple ages, yet the reality of trying to do that feels overwhelming. Don’t stress! It is possible—and it is possible to do it without losing your mind. 🙂 Many families, including those who use TMGW, homeschool multiple ages together every day. If you're still figuring out where to begin, you may also enjoy reading our guide for families who are new to homeschooling. Why Homeschooling Multiple Ages Can Feel
How to Start Homeschooling: 5 Simple Steps for New Homeschool Families
In this article we share 5 helpful strategies for new homeschool families!
How to Homeschool on a Budget: Affordable & Attainable Ways to Homeschool
Affordable Christian Homeschool Curriculum: How to Homeschool on a Budget Many families assume homeschooling is expensive, but the truth is you can homeschool on a budget with the right tools and expectations. Christian homeschool curriculum can be incredibly expensive — but it doesn’t have to be! We want Christian homeschooling to feel accessible and attainable for more families, without cost or difficulty as a barrier. You can homeschool nearly for FREE . Homeschooling is
From Farm to Table Unit Study
We’re getting ready to embark on our first unit study of the school year- From Farm to Table! In preparation for this study we visited a local U-Pick farm, and we’ve been harvesting from our own garden. Here in Alaska we’ve been blessed with an extended season this year. Often we’ve had our first frost by now. Because we live in a remote state much of our food travels a long distance to reach us- often spending a week on a truck or much longer on a barge. Let’s just say much
Updated Christian Homeschool Curriculum “That It May Go Well”- Information and FAQ
Hello fellow Christian Homeschool Families! Updated for 2026: Since first publishing this post, we’ve expanded our Christian homeschool curriculum to include our new Rainbow Homeschool Curriculum that goes up through 8th grade. We are so excited to be expanding our Bible-Based homeschool curriculum options. It is truly a blessing to serve the body of Christ in this way. If you’re new here, welcome! If you’ve been around TMGW for a while- Thank You!! We’ve added an Online P
No Homeschool Room? No Problem!
The cute Pinterest homeschool spaces are dreamy! But what if you don’t have a designated space to spare? Don’t worry, neither do I! This will be our fourth year of homeschooling and it’s always at the kitchen table or in the living room. We generally keep one end of the table for eating while the other is used for schooling. I keep our school decor minimal because I still enjoy having our dining room feel like it’s a dining room and not overtaken by homeschool. Our pencil sha
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