Homeschooling with Sonlight has shown us that there is a wonderful blur in the line between school and play. Whether it's reading to Dolly or doing Math with blocks, learning can be fun. Thank you Sonlight for encouraging us to embrace the joy in the journey! Six-year-old Alex loves to read the Usborne Book of World History (from Cores B and C) in her first year of homeschooling.

In our first week of Sonlight, as we read Window on the World [from Core C] and prayed for people to come to know salvation, tears filled my eyes at how 'right' it felt. This is what was missing in our previous curriculum – this opportunity to develop young hearts for the nations. We love how Sonlight is helping us to raise Great Commission children. Here, dad reads Window on the World with Eliana (7), Caden (5) and Journey (2). Eliana and Caden share Core C as Journey enjoys the Read-Alouds in their first full year of Sonlight. 

Sonlight has given my daughters such a love of books and history. They aren't afraid to ask provocative questions and impress me every day with their fund of knowledge. The curriculum is so comprehensive that I was nervous about handling day-to-day assignments our first year. But Sonlight has been a joy. There are so many opportunities to reinforce lessons with hands-on activities. Sonlight is so much fun that our daughters forget they're learning! In their second year of Sonlight fun, Dylan (6) and Bobbie (9) don saris from Southeast Asia while studying Core B's Peoples of the World.