Living books, narration, short lessons and nature study—what does Charlotte Mason homeschooling actually look like? I explain the method, share the parts we use in our Christian homeschool, and explore the workload and curriculum choices to help you decide whether it suits your family.

“Open-and-go” doesn’t always mean less work for Mum. I compare 10 popular curricula, including BJU Press, CLE, Master Books and Memoria Press, to show what’s already planned—and what teaching, printing, grading and preparation still falls to you.

Is your child a visual, auditory or kinesthetic learner—and should that decide your curriculum? I share how I adapt lessons for Luke and Penny, why small changes can help, and how to choose curriculum that works for your whole family without getting trapped by learning-style labels.

Does The Good and the Beautiful teach Mormon doctrine—or is the concern something else? I revisit the strongest objections to my original video, clarify what I meant, and explain why I still wouldn’t choose it for our Christ-centred homeschool.

I’m not raising my kids to go to college. I’m raising them to love Jesus, think wisely and work diligently. After six years in tertiary education and around $70,000 in student debt, here are three questions I want my children to ask before paying for a degree.

Looking for a homeschool curriculum that blends classical education with Charlotte Mason methods? These five Christian programs combine living books, rich ideas and structured learning—with options for busy mums who do not have time to plan seventeen library books and a salt-dough map before Monday.

BJU Press can be expensive to ship to Australia, especially once you add the exchange rate and international postage. Here’s how freight forwarding may reduce the cost, plus what Australians need to know about video lessons, DVDs, LEM, second-hand books, maths and Australian history.

Looking for a popular Christian homeschool curriculum that actually suits your child’s age? This guide compares the best choices for K–2, middle school and high school, including BJU Press, My Father’s World, Sonlight, Memoria Press, Apologia and more—with practical pros, cons and plenty of humour.

Looking for the best preschool homeschool curriculum? I’ve homeschooled two preschoolers, with my oldest now nine, and I’ll be doing it all again in a year or two. Here are 15 of the best Christian, phonics-based, hands-on, free and open-and-go Pre-K programs—plus help choosing the right one for your child.

Looking for the best homeschool social studies curriculum? I compare ten strong Christian options for kindergarten through high school, including Notgrass, BJU Press, Master Books, Veritas Press, My Father’s World, Dave Raymond, Abeka, Memoria Press, SchoolhouseTeachers.com, and Easy Peasy—plus tips for choosing the right fit.

Wondering if Generations Homeschool Curriculum is right for your family? I’ve used the Grade 2 history and reading books, and in this review I share what I loved, what to watch for, how Reformed-leaning it feels, and whether this Bible-rich curriculum is a good fit for Christian homeschoolers.

Choosing a kindergarten homeschool curriculum can feel overwhelming, so I’ve rounded up my best picks after homeschooling two kindergartners and reviewing dozens of curricula. This guide compares Christian, secular, free, all-in-one, video-based, workbook-based, gentle, hands-on, and literature-rich options so you can find what actually fits your child and your family.

Looking for the best homeschool math curriculum? I’ve compared top programs like BJU Press, Teaching Textbooks, Saxon, Math-U-See, CLE, Math Mammoth, Singapore Math, and more, with honest pros, cons, and who each one actually suits. Use this guide to find a math curriculum that fits your child, your budget, and your homeschool season.

Discover all-in-one complete high school homeschool curriculum here including BJU Press, Abeka, Masterbooks, Compass Classroom & more.

When my son Luke struggled to read, I spent years searching for answers. After walking the dyslexia journey ourselves and learning from hundreds of homeschooling families, these are the curricula I'd choose if I were starting again today.

If your child is struggling to learn to read, the right curriculum can make all the difference. Compare five of the best homeschool reading curriculum options for struggling readers, including dyslexia-friendly programs and traditional Christian choices.

Looking for an thorough All About Reading review? Discover why this popular homeschool reading curriculum is often recommended for struggling readers, dyslexia, and reluctant learners. I'll explain the Orton-Gillingham approach, compare AAR with Abeka, BJU Press, and Logic of English, and share what I wish I'd known when my dyslexic son was learning to read.

Discover 7 challenging Christian homeschool curriculums with strong academics & a solid biblical worldview. Gospel-centered, robust & rewarding.