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For all your stories of small victories over those who've wronged you. Members Online Idiot kid calls the cops because we "hurt his feelings", ends up self-reporting.

https://www.premierchristianity.com/features/why-more-christians-are-homeschooling-their-children/16351.article
Passing on the faith. For Christians, a common motive is simply to encourage their child's faith. "The main purpose of home educators I know is to see their children come to salvation," says Michael Lane, the chair of the Christian Home Education Support Service, a network of around 400 families, and a home educator himself.

https://homeschoolersanonymous.net/2016/01/25/no-unbelievers-allowed-how-homeschooling-became-a-christians-only-club/
Because "God has entrusted the care, the nurture, and the education of those children primarily to [parents]," "not to the State" and "not to the Church" (11), Harris sees homeschooling as the biblical method of education. To Harris, part of making homeschooling a specifically Christian way of life means purging local homeschooling

https://www.pray.com/articles/a-guide-to-homeschooling-for-christian-parents
The modern homeschooling movement is partly based on the works of 19th-century British educational reformer Charlotte Mason. Charlotte Mason's educational philosophy focused on using high-quality literature to educate students, including a study of nature and narrative. The movement was also influenced by the works of Rudolph Steiner (famous

https://blog.sonlight.com/best-christian-homeschool-programs-and-curriculum.html
3. Abeka. Abeka Homeschool Academy offers homeschooling curriculum for grades K-12. Abeka uses textbooks and video lessons and a spiral approach to learning. 4. Easy Peasy All-In-One. Easy Peasy All-In-One Homeschool is a free/donation-based homeschool program created by homeschooling parent Lee Giles.

https://kerriganskelly.com/2015/02/16/10-reasons-christians-should-homeschool-their-children/
My wife and I have been homeschooling our children, since our oldest child was 5 years old (about 7 years, at this point). We think that homeschooling is a necessity for Christian families, not optional. Below are 10 of the most important reasons (in my eyes) for Christians to homeschool their children. These aren't necessarily in any

https://www.thesimplehomeschooler.com/add-bible-to-your-homeschool/
From the Old Testament through the New Testament, as the Story unfolds, children will clearly see that Jesus is at the center of God's great story of salvation—and at the center of their story too. 6. The Gospel Story Bible. The Gospel Story Bible: Discovering Jesus in the Old and New Testaments. $23.65.

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Socially, homeschooling can actually be better than public schooling because homeschooled kids tend to interact with people of all ages whereas public schoolers generally only interact with peers of the same age. Many homeschooled kids are more confident with, and comfortable, speaking to adults than their public-schooled peers are.

https://www.theunlikelyhomeschool.com/2021/10/books-for-kids.html
Honey for a Child's Heart —This is the GO-TO resource for Christians looking for kid-lit book titles and is the first in a series of three. The first half of the book is a rallying cry for parents to be intentional when it comes to sharing books with children. The last half is an exceptional book list.

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https://www.verywellfamily.com/best-online-christian-homeschool-programs-5073721
K-12; college prep or general diploma programs. Kirkwood Education Online Best Parent-Led Program. About $50 per month for one student and $40 per month for each additional student. Self-paced interactive online curriculum with video lessons, downloadable workbooks, and timed sessions. Pre-K to 5.

https://www.reddit.com/r/AskAChristian/comments/vi1h9y/do_you_homeschool/
We do not homeschool, but we also live in a town with one school pipeline. We moved here intentionally as the school we would have been at in our large city was 70% ESL and we were warned that the school was anti-white. We also both work because median house prices increased +120% since we moved and wages only 10%.

https://www.abeka.com/blog/9-ways-to-start-to-build-a-homeschool-community/
3. Ask the Library. The library can be a central hub for the community. It's a great place to hear about all the latest happenings in your town and get the 411 on local homeschool groups and co-ops. A lot of homeschool groups meet at the library weekly. Check out bulletin boards and flyers around the library.

https://homeschoollifemag.com/blog/the-best-cities-for-homeschooling-families
Anchorage, Alaska. Decatur, Ga. Ann Arbor, Mich. Des Moines, Iowa. Boise, Idaho. Springfield, Mo. Edmond, Okla. For the full article (and the details on what makes each of these cities so great for homeschooling families), pick up a copy of the fall 2014 issue of home/school/life magazine.

https://biblereasons.com/biblical-reasons-homeschool/
8. There will be more family time. Philippians 2:2 Complete my joy by being of the same mind, having the same love, being in full accord and of one mind. Psalm 133:1 How good and pleasant it is when God's people live together in unity! 9.

https://www.forgethimknot.com/tips-to-create-an-all-inclusive-homeschool/
Homeschool lesson plans can be based on a theme of study rather than individual subjects. Plan your Christian homeschool lessons for the year to include everything you need,. Plan your Bible study and every subject, every level around one theme or Historical period of time. Teach all levels and ages of kids together including field trips

https://wanderhomeschooling.com/9-christian-childrens-chapter-book-series/
The Secret of the Hidden Scrolls … are 9 books in this series perfect for ages 6-9. They follow actual Old Testament bible stories as if your children were there in those times so they make a great conversation piece for young kids. Your kids can be transported back in time to "see" the bible stories for themselves.

https://www.notconsumed.com/christian-books-for-kids-favorite-chapter-book-series/
Here are our top 11 favorite series. I hope your kids love them! Table of Contents. Our Favorite Wholesome Chapter Book Series for Kids. 1. Little House on the Prairie and Little Britches. 2. All-of-a-Kind-Family. 3.

https://www.reddit.com/r/HomeschoolRecovery/comments/108f16o/experiences_of_homeschooled_kids/
2. We homeschooled because we moved from a fantastic school system to a very bad one; for instance, two years before I started there, the students pantsed a hermaphrodite. It's a very inbred area, with stats on the internet about the time of day that incest occurred the most. 11am, for those wondering.

https://www.vox.com/2015/8/17/9156507/christian-muslim-convert
After that, I was homeschooled. My teenage years revolved almost exclusively around my Christian faith, and for the most part I loved it. Then I went to college. When my faith was challenged, it

https://www.reddit.com/r/Exvangelical/comments/16789mp/is_anyone_glad_that_they_were_homeschooled/
They were heavily involved in any and all local youth organizations and socialized quite aggressively. That directly corresponds to reason #2 - they were in a major metropolitan city. There were *lots* of things for the kids to get involved in. For comparison - several kids in my church were also homeschooled.

https://www.reddit.com/r/HomeschoolRecovery/comments/zl3xzp/im_homeschooled_right_now_about_to_go_into_high/
Background on me - 13F, I'm currently in 8th grade and going into 9th grade in few months. I attended public school throughout K-5 until the pandemic, where I then attended online school for 6th grade to the beginning of 7th grade, then I became homeschooled for the rest of 7th & 8th grade.