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A favorite LDSHE vendor is Dan Hunter. He has been coming to our conferences for many years. His company Archive Publishers publishes …

By Nellie Boyer Literature can be a transformative force in your homeschool journey. Engaging in meaningful discussions about quality literature as a …

If you are, Dan Hunter’s Archive Publisher Company is a good place to start. They publish out-of-print, hard-to-find books. Here’s his bio: Dan Hunter and …

Embrace the Outdoors: Enhancing Homeschooling with Nature’s Classroom Hey there, homeschooling families! As spring approaches and the world starts to bloom with …

As homeschooling parents, we strive to provide our children with the best education, covering the basics and preparing them for the challenges …

We love our vendors who come year after year. Not only do they provide a place for us to get a hands-on …

by Amy Anderson There I was, with four small children and my public school-employed Science teacher husband, at a homeschool high school graduation, …

by Tina HuntsmanWhen I attended LDSHE for the first time (as a mom of a soon-to-be kindergartener, a toddler, and a baby), …

Beyond Academics

by Bente Rodriquez, OhioOver Christmas break, three of my adult children, one in-law, and 3 grandchildren came home to celebrate the season. …

by Louisa Wells, VirginiaThe trees in my backyard look spectacular, robed in either their spring blossoms or their fall foliage. During the …

Why should your youth attend our youth conference? Why do we have a youth conference? Because our youth conference can help make homeschooling …

(Written by Katie Tieken) With the holidays in full swing and the doldrums of January just around the corner, burnout is likely …

(Written by Dana Wood) Are you experiencing the November Conundrum? A conundrum is a brain teaser or a puzzlement. The November Conundrum …

Boys Who Read

Ruth Mitchell is an author and mother of four living in San Diego, California. She works as a publicist for Immort Works …

Cabin Fever Winter Blues

by Dana Wood Winter blues are real. You have been schooling for weeks and the end of the school year seems years …