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. 

Sara L of Grandview, MO writes: "We just completed our very first year of homeschooling! I'm so grateful we found Sonlight. It brings me to tears of gratitude when I think about all the special moments we had learning together. Even our 5-year-old who was not required to participate in school this year wanted to jump in and learn along with us." When she asked her children to choose a book for a photo to commemorate their first year of Sonlight, they voted unanimously for Homer Price. Micah (8) and Selah (7) used Sonlight B this year while their younger siblings joyfully listened in and tagged along.

Sonlight is not just our curriculum, it's our connection as a family. This was our first year with Sonlight, and let me just say, we LOVE it! Since our children are close in age, it has been such a blessing to combine them into the same Core. It has been so much fun to watch the close bond develop between them over the past year. With quality pieces of literature, the stories come to life! These shared experiences have developed a love of learning that will last a lifetime. And for that, my heart is thankful. Here, they share a favorite book (The Lion Storyteller Bedtime Book, from P4/5) at a favorite park. What better way to spend a summer evening?