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The Spirit of Christmas
From Start Your Week with Steve, the free weekly e-mail newsletter from Steve Henderson Fine Art: Steve Says: Every year, when Christmas rolls around, people sigh and say, “This is such a wonderful time of year. If only we could keep this … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas, holidays, newsletter, Santa, spirit
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Too Impatient to Homeschool
In twenty years of homeschooling, the most frequent comment I have heard about the activity, from people who don’t do it, is: “I could never homeschool! I’m simply not patient enough!” This one ties, actually, with the most frequent question, “How will … Continue reading
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Tagged homeschool, impatient, parent, poster, teacher
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Homeschooling: What Does a Normal Day Look Like?
When you homeschool, it’s easy to get obsessed with the word “normal.” By its very nature, homeschooling is countercultural, so from the first day you start classes, you’re not normal, culturally speaking. Because you have no paradigm or standard from … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible, household, normal, public school, schedule, sleep late, typical
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Role Models: Do We need Them?
When Tired of Being Youngest was six, she shocked a family in our then church by mentioning a scene out of a James Bond movie. Without approaching me directly, the family matriarch made it known — to the rest of … Continue reading
Posted in Art, blogging, celebrities, children, Christian, Culture, Current Events, Daily Life, Encouragement, Entertainment, Faith, Family, grandparenting, Growth, home, homeschooling, inspirational, Life, Lifestyle, media, Motherhood, News, Parenting, Personal, Random, religion, self-improvement, spirituality, tv shows, Uncategorized
Tagged church, hannah montana, James Bond, miley cyrus, role model
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Young Children: Homeschooling Them is FUN
Last week we talked about Homeschooling Young Children, and this week, we’re going to bullet point some easy, fun, doable learning ideas that you can incorporate into your schooling day, and indeed, make part of your schooling experience. Plan a special … Continue reading
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Tagged homeschool, library, nature walk, read, teaching children
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Affordable Back to School Shopping
Every month of the year demands its big chunks of spending — December has Christmas, April taxes, July hamburger and briquettes. August ushers us into the new school year, and whether or not the clothing from last year fits, its … Continue reading
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Tagged affordable, back to school, clothes, fashion, school clothes, shopping
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Why Do You Homeschool?
Why do you homeschool? It’s a good question to ask, because why you do it in the first place will ultimately determine how you go about it. Years ago, we lived in a town where there were a lot of … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible study, confidence, curriculum, education, homeschool, parent teacher
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Homeschooling: Do Workbooks Work?
Last week, in Affordable Homeschooling, we touched on how to save money when it comes to buying homeschool curriculum, with the major piece of advice being, go easy on it. Many homeschooling parents, especially when they start out, rely heavily upon … Continue reading
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Tagged curriculum, homeschooling, insecure, parent teacher, workbooks
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Real Life Writing
One of my son’s favorite — and unanswerable — questions through the years had to do with Algebra and higher math. “When will I ever use this?” he asked. “And if I never use it, why do I have to … Continue reading
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Tagged algebra, e-mail, hard work, research paper, writing
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