Kingdom Homeschool Mom

If homeschool time has started to feel like a daily battle, you’re not alone.
Many parents assume their child hates learning — when really they just haven’t discovered the right way to learn yet.
Inside this free printable, you’ll discover 10 simple play-based learning swaps that transform stressful lessons into engaging activities your kids will actually enjoy.
These quick ideas help you:
✔ Turn boring worksheets into playful learning
✔ Keep your child curious and engaged
✔ Bring peace and connection back to your homeschool day
Best of all, they’re simple, faith-inspired, and easy to try today.
Download the worksheet and start turning homeschool from fights to fun.

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Encouragement for the Homeschool Mom Who’s Trying Her Best

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This article is timely, punchy, fact-based, logical, and notably relies on NHERI’s and Dr. Brian Ray’s research. Check it out.

The Atlantic’s Critique of Homeschooling Ignores the Real Education Crisis
The Atlantic can publish as many cautionary stories as it likes, but the data, the Supreme Court precedents, and common sense remain firmly on the side of parental authority.

Corey A. DeAngelis

February 25, 2026

https://thedailyeconomy.org/article/the-atlantics-critique-of-homeschooling-ignores-the-real-education-crisis/

Read the article online: https://nheri.org/homeschool-students-academic-achievement-research/
A debate about homeschooling has been simmering for years, but what does the actual research say?

A new overview from the National Home Education Research Institute looks at more than 30 years of studies on homeschool students’ academic achievement and test scores. The findings are surprising to many.

In 62% of peer-reviewed or representative studies, homeschool students outperform their institutional school peers. The summary also examines claims made by critics such as Elizabeth Bartholet, the Coalition for Responsible Home Education, James Dwyer and Shawn F. Peters, Robert Kunzman and Milton Gaither, and explains why test scores alone may not tell the whole story about education, learning, and family goals.

If you care about education, policy, or the future of homeschooling, this short summary raises some important questions worth exploring.

Read the overview here: https://nheri.org/homeschool-students-academic-achievement-research/

Homeschooling is holy work—and sometimes it’s just plain hard.
📖 Dear Struggling Homeschool Mom, I See You is the reminder my heart needed.
You are seen. You are not alone. 💛

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