What I'm LOVING Right Now! || Favorite Homeschool Curriculum and Resources

[@homeschoollifemom]

We are using Brighter Day Press morning time volume 1, and I absolutely love it. I already bought volume 2 to use next year while they were running their sale. I also can not say enough good things about it. We are going to use their Thanksgiving guide this week. I’m excited!

[@jilliana4701]

We love Brighter Day Press! We've used 5-6 of their guides so far and love love love them. We plan to reuse them each year. Also, what a cool way to use the Bible studies. We may have to try that.

[@LifeintheMundane]

I love how simple this is

[@alexandraeberhard515]

Just came to say your skin and makeup look flawless!!! ♥️

[@jenniferyounkin8920]

I love how use Not Consumed! We did the Obey one once, but it was pricey to get three books and it’s deterred me ever since. I’ve been eye the Brighter Day press morning time for a while.

[@kristaadams4391]

I like your method of using the Not Consumed. Way more affordable ❤

[@teambfarm5415]

Oooh, we are currently doing The Ology, I'm excited to check out Wonder full!

[@homesteadschooled4587]

I never thought about buying just one of the Not Consumed Bible study guides and doing it aloud! We started using them this year and started with Content Heart (it's great), but I bought one for each child and myself, and I think this idea would work fine and be much more affordable!

[@FPmedicaldoctor]

I use Not consumed and we read it together and then answer the questions together. We are currently doing the Old Testament Survey then will do the New testament so my 11 you gets an overview of the bible. We also do Not Consumes’s Faithopedia which is a great adjunct as well

[@LifeintheMundane]

I love Not Consumed

[@LifeintheMundane]

I would love to use her reformation day one next year

[@PenniesAndSalt]

Yes! Same! I love the reformed perspective too 😉

[@jilliana4701]

It's beautiful! We've used it twice now. We are Reformed (Presbyterian) but it's not reformed specific. Such a great way to teach church history and talk with your kids about why you believe what you do.