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Christian homeschool supplies can be tough to find. How do you know which products are going to be beneficial to your children? Just because they say they’re Christian homeschool worksheets, are the actually going to teach anything worthwhile? Our goal is to provide parents with the absolute best Christian homeschool curriculum possible. How do we do that, you ask? Our Christian homeschool supplies focus on engaging your children because we strongly believe that if the kids are interested in what they’re learning about, what they’re learning will stick. After all, as the Bible says, “train your children in the way they should go, and when they’re old, they will not depart from that path.” We couldn’t agree more. That’s why...

If you’ve ever had the task of planning out Sunday school lessons for children at your church, you know that it can be trickier than you think at first. You’ve already done Noah’s ark, Adam and Eve, Joseph, the birth of Jesus, and Father Abraham (had many sons, and many sons had Father Abraham), but what’s next? Our teacher’s virtue cards can help. Use the dropdown menu to choose from cards designed for a faith-based classroom or cards with a public school in mind. Each card illustrates a biblical principle or value. You can tie these values into any of your already-planned Sunday school lessons for children or create a new lesson around contentment, attentiveness, kindness, diligence, helpfulness, or any...

Finding good Christian homeschool supplies is a big challenge, but luckily for you, you know about We Choose Virtues. Here’s the thing: kids, whether they come from a Christian home or not, need a way to learn values. Have you ever noticed that character is usually taught in a negative and stressful atmosphere? It’s certainly true that overcoming difficulty often produces character, but when did it become the case that character training and correction go hand in hand? Let’s take a look at Psalm 127:3-5: “Children are a heritage from the LORD, offspring a reward from him. Like arrows in the hands of a warrior are children born in one’s youth. Blessed is the man whose quiver is full of...