Following the word picture of a well-built house, home education needs 1) a strong foundation, 2) a working frame, and 3) multiple rooms to fill. What do we fill the rooms with? Knowledge! Join Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History, for “Filling the Rooms of Home Education.” (This is Part 3 of her Proverbs 24: 3-4 analogy.) In this episode, Linda will share the benefits of categorizing academics into stair-step subjects and living subjects to fill your homeschool with “all precious and pleasant riches.” 

Do you wonder if God is real? So did author Kim Endraske, a self-proclaimed atheist who came to know Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior. Join me and my friend Kim for a candid conversation about her unexpected spiritual journey. Additionally, Kim will share her story of loss in the womb, adoption from Russia, and the decision to homeschool. Kim is fun, faithful, and full of wisdom—so don’t miss this one!

Links to Kim Endraske's resources: 

• For Kim's testimony of faith, and more, visit her YouTube channel at  www.youtube.com/FormerAtheist58
• For parents facing a poor or fatal diagnosis of a child in the womb, visit: achildofpromise.org. 
• For "real life" and biblical inspiration, visit: teachwhatisgood.com.

Homeschools are like houses with a foundation, a frame, and several rooms to fill. (Proverbs 24:3-4) In Episode 3, Linda Lacour Hobar (author of The Mystery of History) talked about laying a firm foundation with a biblical worldview toward education. Episode 5 picks up from there with "Building a Frame for Home Education."  This practical session includes seven of Linda's favorite tips for weekly chores, everyday routine, and what's for lunch and dinner.  All stories included are true!

What happens when a marine biologist for Walt Disney World becomes a homeschool mom? Find out the answer to that question by joining Linda Lacour Hobar and her special guest, Sherri Seligson, one of several renowned authors for Apologia products. We’ll talk kids, careers, and curriculum—and we’ll be offering an awesome door prize from Sherri! 

If your homeschool was a house, it would have a foundation, a frame, and several rooms to fill “with precious and pleasant riches.” (Proverbs 24:3-4) With this word picture in mind, what part of your homeschool is in the best shape? What part needs some attention? Join Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History, for a closer look at laying a firm foundation for your homeschool through a biblical worldview of education. 

Join Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History, for an informal interview with Yvette Hampton, the director/producer of  the new film, "SchoolHouse Rocked: The Homeschool Revolution!"  Gain insights and inspiration for why and how there's a movie about home education "for such a time as this!"

Need tickets for this virtual cinema event?  Click for tickets here.

To follow the Hamptons, please visit https://schoolhouserocked.com/

Join Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History, for an introduction to "The Mystery of Home Education"—a podcast designed for new and returning homeschoolers seeking direction, encouragement, and inspiration from a biblical worldview. You can find Linda's award-winning materials at www.TheMysteryofHistory.com.