October is a very special month for Catholic families as we celebrate the month of the Holy Rosary. Here are some ideas to honor Mother Mary at home.

If you’ve explored the Charlotte Mason method of education, you’ve probably heard the word narration. But what does it really mean, why is it so valuable for children, and how can a narration notebook help you bring this timeless practice into your homeschool?

In the last few years, my husband and I have labored to observe the sabbath more fully. We will be working on this for many more years to come, I'm sure, but here are some things that have helped us reserve Sundays for rest.

As a family who prioritizes reading, the Yoto Player has been one of the most-loved and most-used tools in our homeschool. Here's why...

Designed to be open-and-go and family-style, Into the Deep's Classical Catholic Religion Curriculum aims to bring the truth, beauty, and goodness of Catholicism to life through the Church's tradition of sacred art, hymns, poetry, nature study, copywork, and story. Learn what each level cover, who it's for, and how to choose the right one here.

Childhood is a treasured time to introduce our little ones to Our Blessed Mother Mary. In the early years, they are soaking in all the beauty and goodness around us and Our Lady exudes all of it. Here are 7 of our favorite Marian Devotions for Kids so you can journey little by little, together as a family, to Our Lady's Heart.

Have you been curious about the Charlotte Mason method? Here is our guide to discover this philosophy that harmonizes beautifully with Catholic theology on the human person and the role of parents in the education of children.

Repetition is foundational in our children’s Homeschool Faith Formation. Understanding takes time, reinforcement, and repeated encounters. We need to hear stories, lessons, and truths again and again so knowledge becomes more engrained in our minds. 

As children get older, they become more independent on their daily work. Here are some ideas on how I am helping my children organize their days and cultivate the habits of attention, organization, and self-motivation.