Obedience may be an unfashionable word in our permissive culture but without it, homeschooling is challenging at best. Here are simple ways to get on track.
Read More »At Times I Wonder, Should We Continue Homeschooling?
The school year starts out so smoothly but when life happens, embrace the flexibility homeschooling offers and be grateful to be with your family every day.
Read More »Chatting All Things Homeschool: A Visit With the Brown Family
Be not be afraid. Do not let homeschooling your children overwhelm you. Will there be frustration and tears but also joy and laughter? Yes, definitely yes.
Read More »Summer Reading Helps Children in Many Ways Unexpected
Opening a new book is the beginning of a journey to become a better listener, have a wider vocabulary, and gain a better understanding of other cultures.
Read More »Seton Summer Reading Club…Enjoy the Sheer Delight
We would love to see photos of your children with their Summer Reading Certificate. There are also suggestions for projects to do along with their reading.
Read More »Homeschooling With Our Special Friends the Saints: A Visit With the Sanborn Family
Here in the homeschooling Sanborn family is that sort of living, breathing faith all of us pray for, points of light and hope in the shadows of this world.
Read More »My Child Received a Poor Test Grade. Can He Re-do It?
Students can retake tests. Review what was not understood before the re-do. An elementary re-do will replace the grade, a high school redo will be averaged.
Read More »In the Schoolroom: Lilies for St. Joseph Craft
This hand print paper lily is a sweet craft to keep little hands busy and is perfect to decorate your Saint Joseph statue or altar and later used at Easter.
Read More »St. Elizabeth Ann Seton – Inspiration for Homeschoolers and Catholic Families
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton waits in Heaven for requests from homeschooling families for patience, understanding, and the insight to teach difficult lessons.
Read More »Why Your Morning Routine is the Key to Homeschooling Success
Four experienced homeschooling moms on how a good morning routine helps you motivate the kids, brings you closer to God, and showers blessings on your home.
Read More »Ask the Experts: Practical Advice for New Homeschooling Families
A new to homeschooling mom asks the experts, "My children often turn to crying when I try to explain a concept. How do we learn to work with each other?"
Read More »“It Lets The Children Breathe” – Ballet, Boats, and Books in Britain
Homeschooling is the best decision Mrs. Pierlot ever made as it lets the children blossom into who they actually are, not who society might mold them to be.
Read More »St. Vincent de Paul – Apostle of Charity
It was hearing the deathbed confession of a peasant that inspired Vincent de Paul to begin a lifetime of aid to the disadvantaged and bring souls to Christ.
Read More »Our Lady Queen of Apostles
Seek and ask Our Lady Queen of Apostles for the graces to teach our children to be good practicing Catholics and carry the Good News about Jesus to others.
Read More »Dear Homeschooling Dad: YOU Matter Too
Tara Brelinsky shares seven ways a Dad teaches his children how to know, love, and serve God better than any book, curriculum, or homeschool class ever can.
Read More »Looking for the Latest News on Seton’s 2020 Graduation?
The latest news on Seton Graduation 2020: while homeschooling continues uninterrupted, Seton Graduation 2020 ceremonies have been postponed, details below. Can you tell me what is going on with this ...
Read More »Start Early, Finish School, Then On to the Fun Stuff
Mandy Viles loves the Seton curriculum because it's so rigorous and accredited and she knows her children are receiving a good, quality, Catholic education.
Read More »This Crucifix Art Project is Perfect for Small Children
These simple activities will help occupy your small children while helping draw them into the sacred. And as a bonus, they make for a quick clean up.
Read More »This Stations of the Cross is a Simple, Holy Craft for Children
It can be difficult to pray the Stations of the Cross in church but this craft brings the Stations home, and on a schedule that better suits young children.
Read More »How Your Family Can Truly Live the Easter Triduum
The Triduum, the three days from the Holy Thursday evening to Easter Sunday, here's how to truly live the Triduum and teach our children to do so as well.
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