Category: Freebie

Ladies & Gentlemen, our latest resource on LutheranHomeschool.com is a free compiled list of Lutheran coloring books & pages. Please do let us know if you have more recommendations we should add.

Just so you know, our current projects underway include 1) a family Bible curriculum, 2) a middle school (and older) curriculum tentatively titled Liturgy Lessons: Welcome to Your Hymnal, and 3) a list of 3 or 4 hymn suggestions for each week of the church year. Now, it got too complicated trying to avoid repetition while offering lectionary-specific pieces, so the hymn selection mostly follows the one year lectionary but is chock full of great confessing hymns applicable throughout a Christians life.

There is also a high school apologetics course that we’re just not quite sure the status of. 🙂

So we’re busy, busy! Please say a prayer, if you would, for our vendors as they do their best for the families and for fellow Lutheran homeschoolers, too.

Blessings!

Mary

Our latest product is free guidance and a template for those considering forming/joining/hosting a homeschool co-op. We did try to compile a list of existing Lutheran co-ops but there are many more that we simply are unaware of.

Also, as much as we try to compile before publishing, we’ve already been able to expand our free Compiled List of Resources for Apologetics with a list of Lutheran-recommended (rather than Lutheran-written) books, and we are up to eleven Lutheran teachers & tutors with five or six more still considering their schedules, etc. Yay!

As always, let us know if we can improve our resources! We can best do that through your feedback.

Blessings on your summer!

I’m on a little roll! I compiled another big ol’ resource list, this time for confirmation gift ideas. I went ahead and included the Lutheran shops I could think of, too, but let me know of more if you can. Free as always.

Confirmation Gift Ideas

Ladies & Gentlemen, LutheranHomeschool.com has a new vendor: The Faithful Homeschool by Jennifer Whalen, who you just might follow as @thefaithfulhomeschool on Instagram. 🙂 Jennifer’s background is in education, and she has a Master’s Degree in Education with several years of teaching experience before becoming a homeschooling mom. We’re excited to have her join our team, as she has pursues a Lutheran, Charlotte Mason-inspired approach to homeschooling.

Her first two products are both freebies (Yay!): a nice printable of The Lord’s Prayer and a likewise lovely printable of the 10 Commandments.

Any other printables you’d like to see? Anything else we ought to work on? Let us know, and we’ll see what we can do!

Ladies & Gentlemen, I won’t tell you every time I’ve compiled another list, but I will tell you more work has been done. There are now 15 products under the category of “Free Compilation of Resources,” so I’m pretty pleased!

Recent additions include:

• Grief & Grieving Children
• Timeline Information
• Lent & Lenten Resources
• Singing & Music Appreciation

As always, I’d love to hear about even more resources to share!

With respect,

Mary

Ladies & Gentlemen, I’ve spent the last few days trying to make lists of compiled resources so that links & freebies are easier for you to find. (Basically, taking information from my long resource outlines and putting them into their own topical product. The free information is in the description. The product is just a downloadable PDF of the same information.)

So far there are compiled resources (some shorter lists, some longer) for the following topics:

• Apologetics
• Arts & Artists
• Catechesis
• Church History
• Crafts & Legos (our shortest list of all)
• Creative Writing
• Latin Resources
• Literature Guides
• Math Resources
• Languages
• Lutheran Confessions
• Lutheran Music & Worship
• Lutheran Religion Class Resources
• Sex Ed

And, if you recall, this all started with Piano for Church.

Right now, I hope to gather resources to compile for grief/ grieving children and one for singing. What else would you like to see? 🙂 (I know, I know, complete Lutheran curricula, but that’s taking a long time!)

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!