Sweet Angels Ark

07/22/2026

05/05/2025

Now Enrolling for Summer, and school drop-offs

06/27/2024

Attn parents who have tiny little ones under the age of 4, 5, 6-ish and are excited to homeschool someday : I know you mean well and you see so many fun looking workbooks and curriculum out there marketed to you to seperate you from your money, and you are chomping at the bit to get started, often because you are feeling intense pressure from so many angles (including likely grandparents and the school down the road) to make sure your child is “on track” (whatever that really means) and “doesn’t fall behind” (behind what exactly isn’t really defined, but moving on) and especially for firstborns, he or she seems suuupppperrrrrrr advanced so if you don’t start doing sit down and be quiet worksheets for at least two hours with them right now you are going to fail that child and he or she won’t ever learn to read and then they won’t know how to study and they won’t get into college someday and will definitely blame you for it.

But I promise you, the best way to start your homeschooling journey is actively playing with your child and going on adventures together. Instead of buying curriculum, invest that money in memberships to the zoo, children’s museums, or science centers, or go to the free programs at the local metro parks, go explore trails and playgrounds and go for slow, slow hikes in the woods and look for bugs and leaves and sticks and rocks. Sort and count them. Run and jump and build stuff. Come home and bake something, measuring and pouring. Go to the library and let your child pick out as many picture books as he or she can carry and then you carry more. Snuggle on the couch and read them out loud, pointing out a few words here and there and make jokes about pictures and rhymes. Talk about the nonfiction picture books. Set the table together and count forks and spoons. Make it a priority in your family calendar to eat dinner at the kitchen table most nights as a family. Do age appropriate chores together.

That’ll be all you need- for years. Homeschooling doesn't begin when you file a state paper or when you buy a workbook. It starts when you become a parent. No need to overcomplicate it.

-Debby Gerth

05/02/2024

Even though I only got to love on him for a short time. I cherished every moment he got to be with me in my daycare. He was such a happy baby, hardly ever cried. He was always smiling and with those big beautiful blue eyes you couldn't help but want to cuddle him.

Owen had to have heart surgery in January right before his 1st birthday. He has been on a up and down battle since, his mom only recently was able to hold him for first time in months, and yesterday he was able to go outside from his hospital bed for the first time since arriving. Unfortunately, overnight and early this morning, his heart slowed and they could not get him back. Please send prayers and love to his mom, dad and older brother as they navigate the loss of a son and brother.

Thank you Father that he got to have sunshine yesterday, and for allowing me to love on him for 5 months, that he had his mom and dad by his side, and you as I know you didn't leave him through any of this

10/03/2023

My homeschool group of kiddos

08/02/2023

Hello, Sweet Angel's Ark is now enrolling for one Full-time spot, and two Part-time spots. I will have one more spot opening after summer ends and my school aged kiddos go back to school.
I have been in business for 10 years, and all parents are able to write it off on taxes.
Located in reynoldsburg, near Rosehill Elementary.
We focus on a lot of learning through play, and outside is our favorite place.
We have a generic curriculum we go over each day, covering the basics for preschool.
All meals and snacks provided unless major dietary restrictions.
If you would like to set up an interview please reach out. I look forward to meeting you and your family.

www.facebook.com/sweetangelsark

In Home Childcare, Where education is key!
10 years experience.
CPR
First Aid Certified
Christian Environment
Smoke Free

07/05/2023

05/09/2023

Thank you Ms. Nina for bringing baby bunnies over for kiddos to learn about, and cuddle.

02/21/2023

Love when sunshine is out. I don't take enough pics :(