If you are brand new to homeschooling, I know how overwhelming the whole set up is. Especially choosing curriculums. Now that we’re heading into our third year of homeschooling, I’m starting to feel pretty confident about what we are doing, and how to make choices. As we get close to 2025, I’d like to share … Read more
As end-of-year events and festivities come suddenly crashing in, it’s so easy to get swept up in the hectic pace of the season. How can we keep Jesus at the centre of Christmas? How can we establish family Christmas traditions that point us all to the one who is truly, the best gift … Read more
Last time on the Joyful Journey 123 blog, we were all about learning geography with the help of games – https://joyfuljourney123.com/have-fun-learning-geography-with-games/. This month, we’ve been out on a real-world adventure to South Korea, which included a trip to the Goseong DMZ tourist area. DMZ is short for the Demilitarized Zone between North and South … Read more
Embarrassing Geography Fail I wish I had played these geography games as a child! I have a very embarrassing confession to make. After completing thirteen years of public school education, I had next to no idea about the wider world beyond Australia. When did I receive this revelation? With the arrival of the internet, came … Read more
Me-time. When we become parents, it seems there will never be time for the things we love again. Even getting the daily essentials done can seem like a monumental struggle! While our children are wonderful blessings, meeting the needs of our families can feel overwhelming at times. When you add in seasons of sickness … Read more
I’d never seen it before. As I scrolled through the Australian Answers in Genesis flash sale site, it jumped out at me. A curriculum for John Bunyan’s treasured Christian allegory, The Pilgrim’s Progress. I had to order it, along with a regular sized copy of the story, and the audio book. When it arrived, … Read more
What’s the Problem with Homeschool Trends and Hacks? Homeschool trends and hacks. Thanks to the modern marvels of social media, we can’t avoid being bombarded with them. If you are a new homeschooler, they could make you feel discouraged and defeated before you’ve really begun. We all want to be the best homeschool … Read more
What is Atlas? Do you have an enthusiastic writer, or a writer that needs a little inspiration? How about a child that loves art, or books? Have you heard about the Atlas program run through the NSW State Library? It is free to join, and gives your young learner access to three different clubs. … Read more
What is SchoolHouse Teachers? SchoolhouseTeachers is a super affordable subscription site offering online, self-paced homeschool courses and unit studies for every grade. From pre-k to year 12. There are hundreds of courses and unit studies to choose from. There are amazing bonus inclusions too. Let me share all about this amazing site! … Read more
