Author: mymentech

Many people think that memorizing scripture is an end to itself. However, I’ve seen firsthand the benefits in many aspects of daily life that scripture memorization has provided.

This fall, we will be working on forming good habits in our homeschool. I am training my children to be functioning adults one day. I want them to be pleasant adults who are responsible and reliable. Each person has certain habits that they have formed over their lives. Brushing your teeth each morning and night, combing your hair, making a bed.

Traveling back down memory lane, I’m reminded of the first day of our homeschool for my child who were in 8th/9th, 6th and 3rd grade plus an adorable, but busy, toddler.

Homeschooling and homeschoolers go through a variety of seasons over the duration of their journey. Though not enjoyable, seasons of sacrifice teach us the greatest life lessons and end up giving us so much more.

Each year we change things up a bit. Sometimes out of boredom and sometimes out of necessity. Through the years of kids growing up and the changes we make, I have one that seems to be the hardest to transition to – schooling after lunch.