Teaching Life Skills
God’s Way
Equip your kids with practical skills and biblical truths through ready-to-use unit studies created by a fellow homeschool family.
The best lessons
happen around
the table.
It’s where faith, family, and everyday life come together.
Our unit studies are designed to spark meaningful conversations and lasting connections in your home.
✏️ Biblical & Practical
Teach life skills and character through Scripture.
📚 Flexible & Simple
Unit studies designed to fit any homeschool style.
💡 Created by homeschoolers
Resources made with real families in mind.
Explore Our Unit Studies
Our unit studies are created to help families teach both life skills and faith in simple, meaningful ways. Each one blends Scripture with practical lessons and hands-on activities, giving you tools to nuture character, spark conversations, and build habits that last far beyond the homeschool day. Whether you have ten minutes or an afternoon, these studies are designed to fit seamlessly into your family’s rhythm.
About Us
“We’re Chase and Katie, a husband and wife team, homeschool parents of three, and longtime youth pastors. When we couldn’t find resources that combined life skills with God’s Word, we started creating them for our own kids – and now we’re sharing them with families like yours. Our prayer is that these unit studies help you build character, spark faith-filled conversations, and create memories that last a lifetime.”
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Read our most recent blog posts!
5 Important Life Skills Every Child Needs Before 12
By Katie Hawkins | September 25, 2025 Why Life Skills Matter More Than We Realize Sometimes I have to remind myself of the end goal of raising our kids: raising them into godly, kind, compassionate, capable adults. I grew up as the second oldest of five in my family (we were also homeschooled). With three…
Why We Teach Life Skills
September 18, 2025 // Katie Hawkins When Homeschool Felt Like Something Was Missing We had started up our homeschool again after Christmas break when I kept having the nagging feeling….”Something is missing.” We were going through the motions of math and spelling and grammar and history and all the things. We had our routine down.…