Scripture and gospel studies are a big part of our homeschool days. I’m sharing about our favorite resource and what our weekly study routine looks like.

Another year down! Read all about 5th grade, 1st grade, and pre-k!

In 2023, we’re beginning a year long study of The New Testament. On this post I am going over the materials I am using for my personal study, my children’s study, and what our weekly routine looks like.

The materials we’re using for our 2022-2023 devotionals.

We all go through ebbs and flows with scripture study. Yet, supporting the growth of our children may lack depth if we do not in turn take care of ourselves and nurture our own thoughts and testimonies.

Scripture study is probably one of my favorite part of our days and I hope my kids grow up cherishing this time. I try to create a balance between getting in the actual scriptures and also reading stories and having other engaging hands-on activities for them.

Using a caddy is a really simple way to keep everything you need in an organized spot for scripture study.

All of the resources we love for home-centered gospel learning in one place.

Here are a few recommendations we love to pull out during November:

A Christ-centered timeline of history has been something I have wanted to do for so long! It took me a long time to get a foundation/process for the timeline and I as I gathered my thoughts and what I wanted the timeline to reflect in our home, I tried to make sure that it could be duplicatable for others.

Morning routines are going to widely vary in every family, but I can’t help but feel morning time is probably one of the most important parts of our days. It is about beginning your day with Him.

Here are some resources we used from our Around the World unit study.

This was absolutely one of our favorite homeschool experiences ever!

Putting the emphasis back on the home as the best place to learn the gospel largely influenced our decision to homeschool. This is our Come Follow Me study lineup for 2021.

We use empty menu covers to help us organize frequently referenced material for our devotionals, family economy, schedules, and at-home church.

This is the spiritual foundation we built our homeschool on.