Homeschooling
Homeschooling is a wonderful option for families who want to integrate their faith and values into their children's education. Bible studies can be a valuable tool in achieving this goal. By incorporating Bible teachings into your homeschooling curriculum, you can help your children grow in their faith and gain a deeper understanding of God's love and teachings.
Did you know that the Rewbi Bible studies are tailored to meet the needs of homeschoolers? Our studies come with discussion questions that work well as family discussions or essay question topics. These essays can be used as part of an English or Bible course, making them an excellent choice for homeschoolers looking to enhance their children's education. Plus, we offer an answer guide that includes a grading rubric for the essays! View our Bible studies here.
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If you're a homeschool educator looking for inspiration, we highly recommend checking out the following books. And for even more inspiration, consider joining our parent company's free online Homeschool Educator's Book Clubs held throughout the year. You can learn more about these clubs by clicking here.
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More Than Enough by Kara S Anderson
“Don’t let your definition of success be defined by someone else. Because in the end, this is your story to write with your kids.” – Kara S Anderson
Teaching From Rest by Sarah Mackenzie
“Meaningful learning happens when our children wrestle directly with great ideas – not as a result of our repackaging those great ideas, but when they interact with the ideas themselves.” -Sarah Mackenzie
Joy in the Journey by Lori Hatcher
“This is the beauty of homeschooling – you can adjust your plan to meet your child’s needs.” – Lori Hatcher
Teaching in Your Tiara by Rebecca Frech
“So, I have to ask: why are you letting other people define what normal is for your child? Why are you letting people you don’t trust to educate them dictate what limits they should live within?”
-Rebecca Frech