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Bountiful Blessings from the Bookshelf

Monday, 04 April 2016 by TOSBlog

Have you ever stopped to think about the blessings that can be obtained through reading amazing books? We have. That’s why we have so many literature classes and reading lists available. Take African American Literature, for instance. This is an eighteen-week advanced high school literature course taught by Bethanie Frank in which she explores the

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Come And Listen

Saturday, 02 April 2016 by Dawn Winters

Few things impact a child’s life more than being introduced to the Bible early in childhood. One powerful way parents can encourage this is through an audio Bible. Listening to the Scripture throughout the day will mold not only your children’s minds into what is true, noble and pure; but their hearts as well. Audio

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Five Tips for Homeschooling Children of Multiple Ages

Friday, 01 April 2016 by Dawn Winters

One of the greatest things about homeschooling for our family has been that all of our children of various ages have been able to spend time together day in and day out. It’s so much fun to have the opportunity to have all of the children together for fun days out on a field trip

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Avoid the Comparison Trap

Wednesday, 30 March 2016 by Dawn Winters

Homeschool Conference season is quickly approaching. I can get pretty flustered this time of year. Usually, I begin by doubting my approach altogether. Am I focusing too much on the school routine? Should I lean more toward Charlotte Mason? Are my expectations too high? I’m not doing enough. I need to add copywork. We should