The Lake TJ Academy Book Shelf

Dr. Kathy Koch’s “8 Great Smarts” challenges traditional notions of intelligence, presenting eight distinct types of smarts that help parents, especially homeschoolers, recognize and nurture their children’s unique abilities. The

Building Thinking Skills Level 1 is one of those quiet powerhouse tools. It won’t replace your core subjects—but it will enhance all of them. Whether you’re new to homeschooling or

In Just Ask, J.D. Greear strips away the complicated expectations and invites readers to experience prayer the way it was meant to be: bold, honest, joyful, and deeply relational.

Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons by Siegfried Engelmann offers a structured, engaging approach to teaching reading. It features scripted lessons that build confidence through gentle progression

The Action Bible is how it bridges the gap between traditional faith materials and a format that truly resonates with today’s kids. It respects their intelligence, appeals to their interests,

The Britfield Series is a fast-paced, educational adventure series for kids ages 9–14, blending action, mystery, and real-world geography and history. A perfect middle grade read for homeschoolers, book clubs,

“The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry” by John Mark Comer, advocates for slowing down amidst busy schedules, suggesting practices like digital sabbath and mindful mornings. His message encourages spiritual renewal and

Rachel Gathercole’s book, The Well-Adjusted Child, addresses the common concern of socialization in homeschooling. It provides well-researched insights and personal stories, demonstrating that homeschooled children often enjoy richer social interactions.