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Monday, 25 March 2019 / Published in * Faith and Family, Articles, Blog, Hey Mama, Hey Mama Monday

Hey Mama Monday: Do Not Doubt God’s Planning

  Hey Mama, Tears are not always a bad thing. I know you’ve had your fair share lately. Did you know the Lord your God notices? He uses these times to bring you closer to Him. “My tears have been my food day and night, While they say to me all day long, ‘Where is
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habits
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Sunday, 24 March 2019 / Published in Articles, Blog

Encourage Habits That Uncover God’s Vision

  One of the greatest benefits of educating your children is that you can focus their learning on the strengths you see in them, related to the purpose God has for them. As early as 9 or 10 years old, your kids could be starting to “major” in a certain subject because they have the
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sweet potato slips
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Saturday, 23 March 2019 / Published in Articles, Blog

Nature Study: Starting Sweet Potato Slips with the Dirt Method

  I like to start sweet potato slips this time of year, as a nature study project.  Unlike many plants, which start from seeds, sweet potatoes grow new plants from eyes that emerge from the potato.  When our last frost date passed in the spring, we transplant the slips to our garden and grow our
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Friday, 22 March 2019 / Published in * Planning and Organization, Articles, Blog

Making Preparations Is Better Than Making Plans

  We all know that we could plan every detail of our lives, and it would do no good.  Flexibility is really a vital part of survival in this life at home, in school, with life circumstances, and even a grocery store run!  Although we need to be cautious to not make too many plans,
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craft
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Thursday, 21 March 2019 / Published in Articles, Blog

Craft Ideas for Hands-On Learners

  Grab the glitter and the glue, the paper and the pipe cleaners, the rulers and the markers—it’s National Craft Month! Crafts offer a variety of hands-on learning opportunities for kids. Many crafts involve measuring, designing, problem-solving, and other skills—plus children have fun doing it and can admire their work when they’re done. Here are
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being considerate
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Tuesday, 19 March 2019 / Published in * Encouragement, Articles, Blog

Doing Nice Things for Others and Being Considerate

  Being considerate is a trait we want our son, Luke, to learn. This is because we think Luke will love others when he’s considerate, but also be personally happier as he gives to other people. It seems that when we try to aim at happiness directly, we so often miss it. But, if we
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greeting card
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Monday, 18 March 2019 / Published in Articles, Blog

National Craft Month – Making a Birthday Greeting Card

  When we are talking about birthday presents and greeting cards, I always tell my child that handmade items will have high value as gifts. Handmade gifts are intrinsically special; the touch of our hands makes it valuable. I taught my kid how to make various items that are worthy gifts, using paper, cloth, yarn,
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activities
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Saturday, 16 March 2019 / Published in * Teaching Methods, Articles, Blog

3 Springtime School Activities

  Spring is upon us and in preparation, I’m already making plans for the family to complete our seasonal bucket list. Now of course these lists could easily be found online, but I’ve decided to make each year different and unique for our household and homeschool. This year I’m continuing my focus for going outside,
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