Unschooling/Lifeschooling

We fully believe that kids (and adults!) learn best when given the freedom and flexibility to pursue interests, as opposed to being force-fed information.

We weren’t always following an unschooling rhythm, but over time ditched our boxed-curriculum in favor of a meaningful education.

Since we made the switch to an unschooling life, our kids are blooming and loving their learning more than ever before.

We hope that these bits of our own family’s unschooling/lifeschooling days inspire others in their own learning adventures!

Read more about Why I Am Passionate About Christian Unschooling!

Hear from my teens as they answer a few common questions our family has been asked about whether they feel prepared for their futures as unschoolers.


Unschooling/Lifeschooling Basics:

Our Road to Unschooling/Lifeschooling

What is Lifeschooling?

How to Be Successful as Christian Unschoolers/Lifeschoolers

Time Blocking for Christian Unschooling/Lifeschooling

Can Christian Unschoolers Have a Strong Work Ethic?

What is Your Homeschool “WHY”?

Creating a Homeschool Vision Statement

Creating a Homeschool Compass

Why We Choose Year-Round Homeschooling


Cultivating Gospel-Powered Faith in Kids

How to Help Your Kids Cultivate an Authentic Relationship with Jesus

But First: You Must Be a Disciple BEFORE a Disciple-Maker

Gospel-Centered Books for Families

Cultivate a Love for God’s Word Without Making Your Kids Memorizing Scripture

Raising Kids with a Genuine Servant’s Heart

How to Encourage Kids to Do Hard/Uncomfortable Things Without Them Feeling Resentment

How to Handle Sibling Conflict with the Gospel


Unschooling/Lifeschooling by Subject:

Unschooling Preschool

Unschooling Math

Unschooling Language Arts

Unschooling History, American Revolution Unit Study, US Government Unit Study, World War 1 Books

Lifeschooling: Teaching Kids Entrepreneurship

Lifeschooling: Financial Literacy + Resources for Teaching Financial Literacy

Lifeschooling: Teaching Your Kids the Power of Reflecting BEFORE Setting New Goals

Lifeschooling: How to Encourage Kids to Do Hard Things Without Them Feel Resentful


COOKing Up Adventures for Seasons/Holidays

Valentine’s Day Activities and Resources

Lent Activities and Resources

Favorite Picture Book for Spring

Favorite Picture Books for Summer

Favorite Picture Books for Fall

Advent Tradition Series: What Can We Give to the King?

Advent Tradition Series: Advent Devotionals for Kids

Advent Tradition Series: Saint Nicholas Day

Advent Tradition Series: Saint Lucy Day

Advent Tradition Series: A Birthday Party for Jesus


Day in the Life Posts:

Day in the Life – Ages 7, 10, and 12

Day in the Life – Ages 8, 11, and 13

Day in the Life – Ages 9, 12, and 14

We didn’t do one when the kids were 10, 11, and 15 because we were in the middle of building our home ourselves! Literally our days were consumed with all things related to home construction, peppered with reading aloud and teaching Big Bro to drive!

Day in the Life – Ages 11, 14, and 16

Day in the Life – Ages 12, 15, and 17