homeschool resources

Delina Pryce McPhaull created “Woke Homeschooling” to use with her own children before sharing it with the world.

From her website, she shares, “to be WOKE is to be alert to injustice in society, especially racism.” At wokehomeschooling.com we want to provide resources for parents to educate socially-conscious children who will grow to become wise and knowledgeable world-changers. Always, we pray to see God in the midst of the hard history and thank God for the opportunity to learn and grow together through homeschooling.” We hear Delina’s yearning mirrored in the prophets, and in the longing verse of that hope-filled hymn, “The Church’s One Foundation”: “The saints their watch are keeping; their cry goes up, "How long?" Please note there is a Christian curriculum and journal, as well as a secular curriculum and journal.

Amber O’Neal Johnston’s approach to homeschooling overflows with a Christ-like love for her children and for supporting other homeschooling families.

As Amber explains: “Heritage Packs are designed to help home educators and school teachers bridge the gap between the traditional curriculum they love and the legitimate need to add some delicious butterscotch, caramel, and mocha fudge to the yummy cream. If your table is set and the feast looks good but you’re missing a little flavor (or flava!), choose some “special sauce” from the selection of Heritage Packs below. Filled with literary mirrors and windows, these lesson guides will lighten your load and allow you to focus on what you love most – your children.”

Here is Amber’s full introduction to the packs. Read more about her philosophy here, here and here! Also, you’ll want to stick around for a bit because her blog is a GREAT resource for homeschooling parents! Learn more about her Heritage Packs here.

Bonus: Find Amber O’Neal Johnston’s amazing and huge lists of Life-Giving Books for Black Children here and here!

Axis tries to bridge that gap by staying on top of all the latest trends, helping parents and leaders analyze them from a Biblical perspective, and equipping them to engage their kids in thoughtful, formative conversation surrounding these topics.

As Axis says on their site: "It’s hard to keep track of everything teens are into, let alone know how to talk about them. But it doesn’t have to be! We created these downloadable PDFs to help you understand the things your teens face, how to have conversations about them, and how to biblically disciple the teens in your life into lifelong faith through it all."

Find more Parent Guides here and their Teen Cultural Translator here.