Posts
Feb 25, 2025
Homeschooling Geography: Building Critical Thinking and More
The prevalence of routing apps and Google Earth has certainly not eliminated the need for a geography education. It is one thing to know where something is or how to get there, and quite another to understand what something means or the interrelationship between geographical features, be they natural or manmade.
Feb 24, 2025
Socialism Explained: Principles, History, and Catholic Insights
In conclusion, Catholic understanding of socialism requires a nuanced approach, as the term encompasses a wide range of economic policies, historical movements, and political ideologies.
Feb 21, 2025
Homeschooling and Why Stories are Important
Stories allow us to better connect with others, convey ideas, and make sense of the world around us. From ancient myths to modern novels, stories capture our attention, evoke emotion, and spark action.
Feb 18, 2025
Maximize Vocabulary With Read Alouds
With a bit of planning, you can leverage family reading time to bolster your child's vocabulary and support your homeschool lessons.
Feb 17, 2025
Building Vocabulary with Read Alouds
Discover how reading aloud builds your children's vocabulary through exposure, context, pronunciation modeling, and active listening. Unlock their potential!
Feb 14, 2025
Saintly Heroes: How to Make Saint Stories Real for Children
A goal of loving imitation should guide all our learning about the saints, even from the youngest ages, so don’t feel the need to treat saint stories as a formal subject.
Feb 11, 2025
Top 3 Editing Tricks to Improve Homeschool Writing Assignments
Turning in a finely crafted piece of writing free of errors takes time and commitment. Taking the extra time to implement these simple strategies can make a big difference in the quality of your written work.
Feb 10, 2025
Utilitarianism Explained: Principles, History, and Catholic Insights
The utilitarian idea that happiness can be quantified is a materialist and reductive manner of assessing human happiness. Human fulfillment is too abstract, too intangible, too complex, too subtle to be analyzed in such a way.
Feb 07, 2025
Are Online Friendships Real Friendships?
These online connections are thus very important for the young people who invest in them, giving them a sense of peer community they may struggle to develop elsewhere.
Resources to help you in your Catholic homeschool…
Subscribe to Our Newsletter
Get updated every month on all the latest Homeschooling Saints podcast episodes and new blog posts
Ready to Get Started?
Homeschooling can seem daunting at first, but take it from us: The joy and freedom you gain from homeschooling far outweighs the challenges.
With flexible online classes, passionate instructors, and a supportive community at your back and cheering you on, there’s no limits to where your homeschooling journey can take your family!
Sign up today!