Our homeschooling family wants to help your homeschooling family teach the heart, soul, and mind. Our company produces a variety of original homeschool curriculum and resources to make your homeschool simpler and more effective. All of the homeschool curriculum we write has a Biblical foundation.

If you are just getting started with homeschooling, you may feel confused by all the options available to you. If you have been homeschooling for a while, you may need some encouragement to stay the course. Whatever your situation, remember that God gave your children to you. He loves them even more than you do, and he entrusted their training to you.

If we can be of any assistance to you in your homeschooling journey, please contact us.

New Resources

One Soldier's Story DVD

Millions of young Americans went off to war in the 1940s. Wesley Biddle Notgrass (1915-2007) was one of them. Born and reared in Columbia, Tennessee, Wesley served in the U.S. Army for four years, one month, and seven days in the United States, England, France, Belgium, and Germany.

In this dramatic presentation, Wesley’s grandson John Notgrass tells Wesley’s story wearing his uniform and using his photographs. Based on written accounts from Wesley’s childhood and adulthood as well as oral accounts told to his family, this is the story of one man who sought to do his duty toward his God and his country.

All ages. DVD in standard case. 49 minutes plus bonus features.

Walking In Faith

Walking In Faith explores what the Bible says about faith. It examines what it means to have faith in God, and how God is faithful toward those who follow Him. The lessons look into the lives of men and women of faith in the Bible, with special focus on those mentioned in Hebrews 11.

Help your children learn about what it means to have faith in God. See how God is faithful toward those who follow Him. Explore the lives of men and women of faith from the Bible.

60 consumable worksheets with answer key. Ages 8-14.

Featured Article

How to Make History Interesting

Theodore Roosevelt suffered from severe asthma as a child. He overcame this difficulty by a strong determination to succeed. He attended Harvard and was elected to the New York state legislature. Then in 1884, within a matter of hours and in the same house, his mother died at the age of 48 and his wife died at the age of 22 after giving birth to a child.

Roosevelt left it all and went out to the Dakota territory. He raised cattle and took up hunting in the daytime, then read classic literature by the campfire in the evenings. He finally found himself, returned to New York, remarried, and entered politics. As police commissioner of New York City, Roosevelt often patrolled the streets at night.

He became a reform governor of New York, then in 1900 was nominated for vice-president to run with William McKinley. Some speculate that Republican politicians in New York encouraged his nomination to get him out of the state and out of their way. When McKinley was assassinated in 1901, the cowboy-philosopher became President of the United States.

Somehow I find this more interesting than simply reciting the facts of Roosevelt's presidency. I imagine you do, too.

Read the rest of this article by Ray Notgrass

Our Products

We offer world history, American history, and U.S. government curricula for high school students. We have Tennessee and Georgia state history studies.

Use our Draw to Learn study series to help your child hide God's word in his heart and develop his art skills at the same time. Learn to Draw provides basic drawing instruction.

Help your children discover the how, why, and joy of learning from a Biblical perspective with Exploring the Library. Get encouragement for your homeschooling journey with our family resources, including books, videos, and music.

Tie it all together with our homeschool record-keeping book. It provides a straightforward and effective system to help you focus on the most important things in training your children.

More Links

Homeschool High School Curriculum

This website provides detailed information about our three high school courses: Exploring World History, Exploring America, and Exploring Government.

Christian Musical Theatre

Since 1999, Mary Evelyn Notgrass (Mev for short) has been writing and directing plays for homeschooled children. Over the years, 145 homeschooled students have participated in one or more Homeschool Dramatic Society productions. You can purchase DVDs of the three most recent Homeschool Dramatic Society productions to show to your family, church, or homeschool group. Mev also offers drama tips to help in your work with children. If you are looking for scripts to use with your group, please contact us.

amie

The amie network is an organization of homeschooled Christian teenage girls across the country. The amie network, directed by Bethany Notgrass, exists to connect members in friendship and Christian fellowship and to encourage them to serve God and others.

John and Audra's Website

John and Audra Notgrass, our son and daughter-in-law, have a website about their journey toward marriage.

Family Fun

For a little family fun, check out our stop-motion movies.

Articles and Book Reviews

Enjoy browsing some of our articles about family life and homeschooling, and book reviews.