What is your school like this year?
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Lily Osgood shows her math workbook. The Osgood family decided to keep homeschooling. (AP/Charles Krupa) -
Noah Osgood works on a review sheet. (AP/Charles Krupa) -
Lily picks a book to read. The family has almost 2,000 books! (AP/Charles Krupa) -
The Brown family practices math together. They decided to homeschool too. (AP/Eric Gay) -
Felicity Brown draws a picture. (AP/Eric Gay)
Most kids had school at home last year. But Zoom classes were hard for families.
Some moms and dads liked homeschool. They will teach their kids at home this year too.
Read More: The number of parents who are homeschooling their children this fall has gone up. The pandemic showed them just how helpful homeschool is for their kids. One 12-year-old told his mom that he was learning so much more at home than he did at school. Many other American children will return to the public and private schools they were in before the virus hit. God has given to your parents the responsibility to follow Deuteronomy 6:6-7. It says, “And these words that I command you today shall be on your heart. You shall teach them diligently to your children.” Read the rest of these verses too.
