Hey moms, welcome to this episode of the Dorenda Wilson podcast. I'm Durenda, wife to one, mom to eight,

Nana to 10, and 29-year veteran homeschooling mom. I'm also the author of three books, two homeschooling books,

and a devotional for homeschooling moms. You can find those at my website, durinda Wilson.com,

and you can find them on Amazon as well. I want to just share with you a great resource that I love.

I've actually had Excel College on the

podcast before. We were talking about college alternatives, but we all want our kids to grow up to be

wise, mature, productive adults who follow Jesus and live purposeful, meaningful lives. Nowadays,

many parents are wondering if traditional college is helping

or hurting that process. My friends at Excel College are changing the game in higher education by

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left for their January cohort. Learn more at thexelcollege.com. I will leave a link in the show notes.

So I've always loved the way nature continuously follows a seasonal pattern because there are

countless life lessons to learn from this

God-ordained plan. So today we're going to talk about creating seasonal rhythms for our kids.

But before I introduce our guest, I want to make sure that you know about my favorite math resource.

Have you ever felt limited by grade-specific math materials?

Ever wished your child could revisit earlier lessons or jump ahead when they're ready?

Here's a not-so-secret gym I've come across, CTC Math, where boundaries and learning simply don't exist. With a single subscription, you gain access to all lessons across all grade levels from kindergarten right up to 12th grade.

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