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Help with Homeschooling

for Catholic Families

Catholic Homeschool Tips, Support, and Resources

Catholic Homeschool Resources

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The Best Online Planner: Homeschool Planet Digital Planner Review

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Simple Homeschool Morning Time Ideas (Morning Basket)

An Honest Comparison of the Best Catholic Homeschool Curricula

Catholic Heritage Curricula Phonics Curriculum – A Review

A Guide to Creating a Daily Homeschool Schedule

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How to Develop a Catholic Preschool Homeschool Curriculum for Free

How do I teach science at home?

Step 1: Teach the Faith

A solid foundation in the Catholic faith will allow your child to approach any science topic from the lens of God's biblical truths. Give your kids a solid foundation in the catechism and scripture and add in liturgical living for well-rounded, thorough, and fun catechesis!

Step 2: Enjoy and admire God's beautiful world all around you

God created a beautiful world filled with mysteries and wonder for us to enjoy: planets twinkling around the moon, moss growing on a log, and even static electricity! Take time to marvel at God's creation before any formal science lessons.

Step 3: Start exploring!

Explore whatever interests your child to begin your science studies! Biology, zoology, chemistry, physics - the sky is the limit! 

Teaching Catholicism at Home

Religious Education at Home

Resources for teaching religious education at home, sacramental prep, and catechism resources
Catechism Resources

Liturgical Living

Liturgical living with prayers, recipes, crafts and activities for the entire family to enjoy
Live the Liturgical Year
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Faith Formation Articles

First Reconciliation

How to prepare children for the First Sacrament of Reconciliation

First Holy Communion

How to prepare children for the sacrament of First Holy Communion

Teaching the Faith at Home

How to teach the faith at home using the bible, catechism, and liturgical living

Free Hands On Science Activities

Here are some easy science lessons for you to try at home (or on the playground!). All of the experiments are great for family style learning.

Botany:
St. Joseph and the Lily Flower Dissection Activity

Electrons:
What is static electricity?

Organic Chemistry:
How do glowsticks work?

Chromatography:
why do leaves change color in the fall?

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