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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You may have heard Meredith or Laura speak here!
5 Things Parents Can Do To Help Teens Overcome Doubts
It is a normal thing for teens to question their faith. Almost every teenager I know goes through some doubts. It might be doubting God’s love or doubting that the Bible is the Word of God or doubting that Jesus rose from the dead.
Merey’s Review of Jonathan Park’s The Adventure Begins
We love a good audio drama so I was excited to receive Jonathan Park’s The Adventure Begins, Series 1. This faith-based audio drama is fun for the whole family. Pop some popcorn, gather round, and spend time together! Or pop it in during a vacation van ride.
Host A Gran Prix to Study 20th Century History the Fun Way!
Since we were learning about car racing, we decided to have some hands-on-fun! If you are studying the 1920s, what could be more fun than to have our own Grand Prix? Or at least a big race!
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