Hello! I’m going to try to make resource pages so its easier to find some of the treasures already listed on LutheranHomeschool.com. First up: Piano for Children.
If you don’t mind, could you look it over and tell me if you think it’s helpful? I’d also welcome suggestions for which resource pages should come next.
Blessed Epiphany!
We added two new products today, both written by Rev. Bryan Wolfmueller. One is Angels & Demons: A Bible Study Anthology. This free booklet pulls sections from three classic Lutheran texts to provide a structured look at Scripture on angels and demons. The other is The Devotional Challenge Book. This freebie is exactly what some parents have been looking for to help confirmands and high schoolers transition into daily personal prayer!
These were not developed for LutheranHomeschool.com, but we are excited to let more people know about these great resources developed for the good of the church!
If you know of resources helpful for Lutheran homeschooling families, please let us know. We love raising awareness & gathering links into a central location!
There are 12 days of Christmas, so here are 12 Days of Christmas themes or little extras to keep things festive 🙂
If you have other suggestions, comment to add them!
“Arch Book Reading Plan: Year B” is now available for $2.50!
New free Lutheran resource! Devotions at Home: A Tutorial includes devotional suggestions for use with the Lutheran Service Book and makes suggestions for additional resources. This PDF also includes a chart for reading through the Book of Psalms in 30 days.
Also, just so you know, The Story Bible is broken down into 140 sections, which would give you one story a day, five days a week, for 28 weeks. That’s pretty good for ages 3-8! Great for devotions at home with younger ones!
Here is a link to a page that sorts CPH Bibles according to age. It also has 5 Bible reading plans you can download and follow, including a one-year, two-year, Bible narratives, chronological, and daily lectionary. 
For reading plans through the Lutheran confessions, you can go here for a summer plan, here for a yearly plan, and here for a Lenten plan. (By the way, Luther’s Large Catechism is great reading for middle schoolers and older.)
Lutheran educator Marie MacPherson is now offering the second installment in her one-year curriculum for high school American Literature. American Lit: Franklin & Douglas is the second in a series of seven units.
There are two new (related) products on LutheranHomeschool.com. Lutheran Vendor Humble Heather’s Pretty Good Stuff has put together a Research Project Packet for $5 and a Report Worksheet for King Tutankhamun, also for $5.
One of our Lutheran vendors, Marie MacPherson of Into Your Hands, Inc., is preparing a full year’s worth of unit studies for American Literature at the high school level. Our newest product is unit 1 out of 7, featuring The Scarlet Letter and other Puritan writings, available for $10.
Ladies & Gentlemen, I’m pleased to share an announcement recently made public about a brand new Lutheran educational service: Cheryl Swope Consulting.
A few years ago I heard the trick that you can add “yet” to the end of otherwise discouraging thoughts & “yet” helps you to regain that courage. “I can’t do it . . . yet” can be a mental breakthrough for any age! Anyway, it’s come to my attention that there is now a Lutheran education consultant, whose company is The Power of Yet Consulting.
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