Hi, I’m Meredith!
I teach homeschooling parents like you how to make homeschooling fun and focused on Jesus by using living books, hands-on learning, and unit study fun to set your children up for godly success.
We (Meredith Curtis and Laura Nolette) strive to provide resources for your home school that are Christ-centered and fun. Our curriculum is easy to use, engaging, and effective! We go beyond boring facts to dive deep into the stories behind the facts and offer hands-on learning activities with real-life application. We know that one size does NOT fit all, so we keep our materials flexible. After all, you are the teacher!
We love reading, especially classic literature and living books. You will encounter books and reading lists throughout our materials because we firmly believe that students who love reading will thrive and succeed throughout their whole lives.
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Join Me at Life Skills Leadership Summit
Guess where I’ll be at the end of February? You see I need some homeschool encouragement and inspiration. I could use a boost! I want to raise leaders, but sometimes
Celebrate President’s Day with Prager U Videos
President’s Day is a great time to learn about the amazing line up of men who have served our country since its founding. From Washington to Lincoln to Coolidge to Reagan to Trump, we have seen strong men who stood up for freedom and the American dream. We have been so blessed as a nation.
Life Cycle of a Cocoa Plant
Like millions around the world, I’m a chocolate lover. I love milk chocolate, white chocolate, and hot chocolate. Chocolate comes from the cocoa plant. Native to Central and North America, most cocoa plants grow in Africa today.
