If you find something in your curriculum that strikes the interest of one of your kids, expand upon it.
Get a whole biography of some person mentioned in their history book, visit a veteran and learn history from those who lived it.
Cook “Math” one day instead of just doing the problems in a book. Learn the skeletal system by tracing your child and having them glue bones down to their outline, build a volcano in the sandbox with vinegar and baking soda.
Let your child start a business while they are still young to help learn financial skills.
Look for what motivates them and let it become part of your “school”.
Marilyn is wife to Rick, Mom to 14 children, Nana to 22 grandchildren (and counting!) and homeschooler for 37 years. She and her husband own Character Concepts which they started for the purpose of helping others raise children with a strong, godly character and Biblical worldview.They have developed character curriculumfrom preschool through high school, based on what they found worked whenteaching their own 14 children over the years. Her passion is to help young moms raise kids of character and enjoy the journey!
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