Watch for the unexpected gifts God sends to you and your homeschool to help smooth the bumps along the way, especially when times are hard.
Read More »Ten Lessons About Homeschooling from the Ranch
Leigh's life lessons about children and homeschooling are a real-life mix of trusting God, taking the bull by the horns, and worth reading.
Read More »How to Raise Virtuous Boys
If your goal is to “raise virtuous boys,” then here are ten tips on what to prioritize in your homeschool education.
Read More »And Two Pesky Parakeets…How Can I Balance All of This?
Finding balance in homeschooling may be out of reach but look, an unfurling ribbon of tiny, stunning performances is at your fingertips.
Read More »In the Schoolroom: Crafting Your Gratitude Journal
Gratitude needs the habit of observation and awareness of God's gifts. This simple craft for children makes developing that habit so much fun.
Read More »Standardized Testing Made Easy With Seton Testing Services
Seton Testing Services can confirm that your student's academic progress is on track, ease their test anxiety, and help boost their SAT or ACT score.
Read More »Why I Recommend Catholic Homeschool Conferences
Tara compares Catholic homeschool conferences to mini-retreats where you can page through the textbooks, speak with the counselors, and renew your spirit.
Read More »Catholic Harbor – Year One Report
The Catholic Harbor community provides an amazing opportunity for students, not just to socialize, but to improve their reasoning and communication skills.
Read More »We Can Learn Much From Diagramming
Diagramming sentences helps students become better writers by teaching to write simply and clearly, and increase their mental capabilities for reasoning.
Read More »3 Tips on How to be a Fiercely Productive Homeschool Mom
Mary Ellen challenges that while being a fiercely productive homeschool mom is not easy, the rewards are enormous, and if you follow these three simple tips you will see your productivity skyrocket.
Read More »Can We Read Any Book We Want for Our Book Report?
Dr. Mary Kay Clark answers Seton Home Study questions about book reports and open book tests and who to call for help with challenges in your homeschooling.
Read More »7 Simple Tips to Stay on Your Homeschool Budget
Abby Sasser has years of experience sticking to her homeschool budget. Here are seven simple, practical tips to help you stay on your homeschool budget too.
Read More »5 Ways to Use Music Therapy to Improve Your Homeschool Day
Colleen Mavroudis, a homeschooling mom with a Bachelors in Music Therapy, offers five fun strategies to use music activities to aid in the homeschool day.
Read More »The Home School Advantage – Flexibility to Steer Our Own Way
In an ever-changing environment, Tara Brelinsky shows how homeschooling families have the flexibility to provide the best options for our child's education.
Read More »Ten Tips for Tackling Tests – It’s More Than Preparation
Here are ten tips to help students do better with tests. Ten simple steps to help you make the most of your efforts and prove your hard work has paid off!
Read More »How Can I Find Time to Homeschool My Children?
Dr. Mary Kay Clark shares several practical and creative ideas that moms have discovered to use limited time to more effectively homeschool their children.
Read More »5 Reasons to Love Seton’s Online Printable Lesson Plans
Cheryl Hernández loves Seton's printable weekly lesson plans because they help her students stay on target and complete their assignments on a timely basis.
Read More »Lesson Plan Tips and Tricks: Getting Lessons Done Painlessly
Mary Ellen Barrett has spoken to hundreds of Seton moms and shares their best tips and tricks for using the lesson plans and getting the school work done.
Read More »What Every Seton Parent Needs to Know About Dual Enrollment
Dual enrollment is a way to receive high school credit for college work. Seton Guidance Counselor Nick Marmalejo speaks on how you can take advantage of it.
Read More »Booked For The Season – The Seton Summer Reading Club
Seton provides the framework of the reading club and the incentives, but it is the parents who help their students select the books and guide the reading.
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